Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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As a matter of fact , both totalitarian capitalism and totalitarian socialism when put
into practice exalt the authority of the state — that is , whatever group is in control
of the state , whether Hitler's Nazis or Stalin's Politburo . Capitalism as private ...
As a matter of fact , both totalitarian capitalism and totalitarian socialism when put
into practice exalt the authority of the state — that is , whatever group is in control
of the state , whether Hitler's Nazis or Stalin's Politburo . Capitalism as private ...
第 213 頁
Totalitarianism is today's expression of the material , because it promotes the
material without regard to moral or spiritual ideals . The tragedy is that the mere
existence of totalitarian states saps the foundations of democracy . The
totalitarian ...
Totalitarianism is today's expression of the material , because it promotes the
material without regard to moral or spiritual ideals . The tragedy is that the mere
existence of totalitarian states saps the foundations of democracy . The
totalitarian ...
第 214 頁
Now no democracy is without internal friends of totalitarianism , and the imperiled
state is bound to snuggle up to them . ... Given a totalitarian state big enough to
constitute a military or economic menace , and given its ability to prevent foreign
...
Now no democracy is without internal friends of totalitarianism , and the imperiled
state is bound to snuggle up to them . ... Given a totalitarian state big enough to
constitute a military or economic menace , and given its ability to prevent foreign
...
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ITS MEANING AND ITS METHOD | 1 |
MORALS WITH AXES TO GRIND | 15 |
THE FAILURE OF GREEK DEMOCRACY | 32 |
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