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Idealism Kills

“In retrospect it was apparent to me that most of the violence in my lifetime had been directed by utopians like myself against those who would not go along with their impossible dreams. “Idealism kills,” the philosopher Nietzsche had warned

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Equality Before the Law vs Material Equality

“What makes an outlook “conservative’ is that it is rooted in an attitude about the past rather than in expectations of the future. The first principles of conservatism are propositions about human nature and the way human beings behave in

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The Path to Greater Inequality

“For 17 years, I waited in vain for the democratic revolution to come to Soviet Russia to complete the socialist dream. But it did not come. Oh, there was a spring in Prague. But Soviet tanks again rolled across the

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Shielded from Judgment

“But the progressive faith is just that, a faith, and despite the exceptions of individual cases no fact on the ground will dispel it.” “In 1956 power shifted in the Kremlin, and my parents along with the rest of the

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