The Cult of Incompetence
The Cult of Incompetence
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Such a course of events would be very similar to what occurred under theFirst Empire in France, when the military caste eclipsed and domineeredover everything. It became continuously necessary to the State, andthough that necessity passed away, it was soon recalled. The caste thenclosed its ranks round the leader who gave it unity, and the strength ofunity.
* * * * * So under socialism, more slowly and perhaps after the lapse of ageneration, the directors of labour and the distributors of f...ood, peaceful Janissaries of the new order, would form themselves into acaste, very close, very coherent, and (unlike legislators for whom anexecutive council can always be substituted), quite indispensable, andwould close their ranks round a chief who would give them unity and thestrength of unity.
Before we knew socialism, we used to say that democracy tended naturallyto despotism. The situation seems somewhat changed, and we might now saythat it tends to socialism: really nothing has changed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a course of events would be very similar to what occurred under theFirst Empire in France, when the military caste eclipsed and domineeredover everything. It became continuously necessary to the State, andthough that necessity passed away, it was soon recalled. The caste thenclosed its ranks round the leader who gave it unity, and the strength ofunity.
* * * * * So under socialism, more slowly and perhaps after the lapse of ageneration, the directors of labour and the distributors of f...ood, peaceful Janissaries of the new order, would form themselves into acaste, very close, very coherent, and (unlike legislators for whom anexecutive council can always be substituted), quite indispensable, andwould close their ranks round a chief who would give them unity and thestrength of unity.
Before we knew socialism, we used to say that democracy tended naturallyto despotism. The situation seems somewhat changed, and we might now saythat it tends to socialism: really nothing has changed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faguet Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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