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...way, “take over” the village, and take food, and supplies from the local villagers. Later in the movie, the towns’ people go to Chris, to help them keep the bandits out of their village. This act is also portrayed in the article, “Leviathan” written by, Thomas Hobbes. Philosopher Thomas Hobbes, wrote in this story about, Political creatures. The way Hobbes thinks it, political creatures, are someone, or something that can live socially with another. Like the way the villagers and Chris did in the movie. In the movie, as I have already brought up. A bandit named calvera and other bandits like him, have been going to a little Mexican village, every couple of months, to take over their village, and take what they need. This is also shown in full, in the article, “the first blessing of the invisible hand”, written by Mancur Olsen. In this article, Olsen speaks of two different kinds of bandits. The roving bandits and the stationary bandits. Who are played in part by, calvera, and his fellow bandits. Calvera is the perfect explanation of a stationary bandit. A bandit that comes in, get what they want, and leaves, even if that means killing someone in their path. A stationary bandit takes from the villages, tax. And the villagers can keep whatever part of their output is left after they have paid their taxes. Also in the movie, they show the meaning of being, “free” and, well… no so free. The stationary bandits, would be the free people in the movie, because they are getting away with basically ripping off the tow...