Assertion: authority's right | /r/CapableOf | rule over subject
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text: And the idea of legitimate authority as an authority that has a right to rule over subjects who owe obedience to the authority and that has a right not to be interfered with by foreigners is surely an importantly distinct and perhaps ideal type of authority, which is rarely implemented.
text: Strictly speaking, an authority can have a right to rule without the subjects having a duty to comply.