The Fallacy of the German State Philosophy
The Fallacy of the German State Philosophy
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If the German philosophy should prevail, and, after the world had become deluged in blood, broken, and impoverished, we should awake to find ourselves a part of such a State, what would happen?
First, there would be no alien peoples, hence there would be no States left to plunder. Germany's Kultur would then be obliged to earn its own living. Her State philosophy would then meet its first fallacy.
Again, when Germany had im- posed her will upon the world, 24 FALLACY OF when she had achieved her... super- Arniageddon, when she had crushed to earth all opposition, then she would find herself without foes, without rivals. Without dan- gerous rivals the people of the State do not give up their will to the State. A military autocracy can be achieved only in the face of danger. Should Germany con- quer all her enemies, she would no less completely conquer the source of her own autocratic power.
She would then be in the position of a cancer that had killed the body on which it fed. In what state, then, would the world find itself?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the German philosophy should prevail, and, after the world had become deluged in blood, broken, and impoverished, we should awake to find ourselves a part of such a State, what would happen?
First, there would be no alien peoples, hence there would be no States left to plunder. Germany's Kultur would then be obliged to earn its own living. Her State philosophy would then meet its first fallacy.
Again, when Germany had im- posed her will upon the world, 24 FALLACY OF when she had achieved her... super- Arniageddon, when she had crushed to earth all opposition, then she would find herself without foes, without rivals. Without dan- gerous rivals the people of the State do not give up their will to the State. A military autocracy can be achieved only in the face of danger. Should Germany con- quer all her enemies, she would no less completely conquer the source of her own autocratic power.
She would then be in the position of a cancer that had killed the body on which it fed. In what state, then, would the world find itself?
What to read after The Fallacy of the German State Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Washington Crile to read onlineMoreLess
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