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But a system is capitalist if those who do engage in such activity tend to prevail in the middle run over those who follow other dynamics . I find no enthusiasm for a war with Iraq , but a resignation that if called upon by the President they are constitutionally bound to serve and to seek to prevail in the conflict to the best of their abilities . Slaves were , in every family , intrusted with the care of its effects , and freemen were strangers to lucrative arts ; justice was established on a contempt of the ordinary allurement to crimes ; and the preservatives of civil liberty applied by the state , were the dispositions that were made to prevail in the hearts of its members . It further insists that truth and piousness should be made to prevail in all deeds and dealings . " Locke 's classification of the sources of knowledge involved in " human understanding , " argued that two of these - - sensation and intuition - - tend to prevail in the interactive classroom at the expense of the third reflection . Having been worsted in every engagement by their enemy , they sent to Delphi , and inquired of the oracle what god they must propitiate to prevail in the war against the Tegeans . Liberty does not exist where equality is absent , since the powerful will always tend to prevail in an inegalitarian system . The endeavors to reduce initial investment and construction costs to a minimum tend to prevail in situations in which the developer has no intention to occupy the building . All the immediate checks to population , which have been observed to prevail in the same and different countries , seem to be resolvable into moral restraint , vice and misery ; and if our choice be confined to these three , we cannot long hesitate in our decision respecting which it would be most eligible to encourage .