The government's number one job is protection of life, liberty, and the, you know what to say, no, the protection of private property. And a part of this is a wealth thing, too, that, you know, the elite, those that are in power, John Locke's not a grubber. He's not homeless. He's got property. And he doesn't want the people to come and take his property. And the government needs to protect his right to own that property, as well as his freedom of speech and those things. So his book is Two Treaties on Government, and those are these ideas that are kind of the opposite in a sense, similarities to the Social Contract, but opposite in the sense of the role of government and how we see the nature of human beings, right?