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English[en]
Mill held that certain amount of conscience, and of disinterested public spirit, may fairly be calculated on in the citizens of any community ripe for representative government, but that "it would be ridiculous to expect such a degree of it, combined with such intellectual discernment, as would be proof against any plausible fallacy tending to make that which was for their class interest appear the dictate of justice and of the general good."
Indonesian[id]
Mill berpendapat bahwa mungkin ada sejumlah hati nurani atau jiwa publik tanpa pamrih yang dapat dilihat dalam warga masyarakat yang sudah matang untuk mencapai pemerintahan representatif, akan tetapi kita "tidak bisa mengharapkan bahwa hati nurani, digabungkan dengan kecerdasan intelektual sedemikian rupa, menjadi bukti bahwa kepentingan kelas berada di bawah keadilan dan kebaikan publik."