"Under Fascism, the government will not approve of any business
activity unless that business has a positive impact on the nation as a
whole and the people of the nation - this is the axiom which
determines everything under Fascism."
Bullshit. The government is never constrained to define, let alone
act to ensure "a positive impact on the nation as a whole". That the
government claims the right to refuse to allow business activity
unless it approves doesn't mean that it's doing so on the basis of the
"nation as a whole" even if that were definable. As usual claims of
this nature are made for propaganda purposes and for no other reason.
> "Under Fascism, the government will not approve of any business activity
> unless that business has a positive impact on the nation as a whole and
> the people of the nation - this is the axiom which determines everything
> under Fascism."
> Bullshit. The government is never constrained to define, let alone act
> to ensure "a positive impact on the nation as a whole". That the
> government claims the right to refuse to allow business activity unless
> it approves doesn't mean that it's doing so on the basis of the "nation
> as a whole" even if that were definable. As usual claims of this nature
> are made for propaganda purposes and for no other reason.
Don't forget the Fuehrerprinzip (reality is whatever the
Great Leader says it is).
> > "Under Fascism, the government will not approve of any business activity
> > unless that business has a positive impact on the nation as a whole and
> > the people of the nation - this is the axiom which determines everything
> > under Fascism."
> > Bullshit. The government is never constrained to define, let alone act
> > to ensure "a positive impact on the nation as a whole". That the
> > government claims the right to refuse to allow business activity unless
> > it approves doesn't mean that it's doing so on the basis of the "nation
> > as a whole" even if that were definable. As usual claims of this nature
> > are made for propaganda purposes and for no other reason.
> Don't forget the Fuehrerprinzip (reality is whatever the
> Great Leader says it is).
"Human progress and human cultures are not founded by the
multitude. They are exclusively the work of personal genius and
personal efficiency."
"Does anybody honestly believe that human progress originates in
the composite brain of the majority and not in the brain of the
individual personality?"
"The devastating influence of the parliamentary institution might
not easily be recognized by those who read the Jewish Press, unless
the reader has learned how to think independently and examine the
facts for himself. This institution is primarily responsible for the
crowded inrush of mediocre people into the field of politics.
Confronted with such a phenomenon, a man who is endowed with real
qualities of leadership will be tempted to refrain from taking part in
political life; because under these circumstances the situation does
not call for a man who has a capacity for constructive statesmanship
but rather for a man who is capable of bargaining for the favour of
the majority. Thus the situation will appeal to small minds and will
attract them accordingly."
"One truth which must always be borne in mind is that the majority
can never replace the man. The majority represents not only ignorance
but also cowardice. And just as a hundred blockheads do not equal one
man of wisdom, so a hundred poltroons are incapable of any political
line of action that requires moral strength and fortitude."
"It is not the aim of our modern democratic parliamentary system
to bring together an assembly of intelligent and well-informed
deputies. Not at all. The aim rather is to bring together a group of
nonentities who are dependant on others for their views and who can
be all the more easily led, the narrower the mental outlook of each
individual is. That is the only way in which a party policy, according
the the evil meaning it has to-day, can be put into effect. And by
this method alone is it possible for the wirepuller, who exercises the
real control, to remain in the dark, so that personally he can never
be brought to account for his actions."
"Such people would raise an outcry, if, for instance, anyone
should attempt to set up a dictatorship, even though the man
responsible for it were Frederick the Great and even though the
politicians for the time being, who constituted the parlimentary
majority, were small and incompetent men or maybe even on a lower
grade of inferiority; because to such sticklers for abstract
principles the law of democracy is more sacred than the welfare of the
nation."
"the best form of government is that which makes it quite natural for
the best brains to reach a position of dominant importance and
influence in the community."
On Feb 8, 9:12 am, Topaz <mars1...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Here are some quotes from Mein Kampf:
Which are utterly irrelevant to what I wrote. Sorry but if you're
going to be
a dick and post unresponsive crap that you've posted again and again
you don't deserve any better treatment than this.
