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so is this quote just out of context and requires elaboration, or are germoid "thinkers" really like this?
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>>25457248
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>>25457248
I don't want to be that guy, but quotes are always out of context. That's what makes them quotes.
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He's right if he's saying this is what education is doing, or at least trying to do. I don't know if he's in favor of it from this quote alone, though.
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>>25457251
>last I heard y'all niggas was having sex with the same sex
>i show no love to homo thugs
What did he mean by this
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>>25457248
The "thinking otherwise than as their school masters would have wished" part is bullshit someone tacked on, but the first part he says something very close to.
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Fichte's main thing was freedom, it sounds very unlike something he'd ever say, unless yeah it is extremely out of context.
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>>25457248
German idealists were THE autists, of course they wanted to turn the masses into obedient slaves to achieve the goal of a rational society. It's also why nobody treats them seriously anymore.
>>25459301
Freedom as the recognition of necessity is something you would think of while reading about the five year plans in the Soviet Union, not life fulfilling wholesome philosophy
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yeah that's why the poorly educated got conned
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>>25457248
they really are. Hegelians are wolves in sheep's clothing and German Idealism directly lead to both Nazism and Communism.

Just delete this thread and move on with your life. Hopefully this warning will be sufficient.
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>>25457248

He was down to the point.

Look, /lit without /his and /pol is preposterous. You never catch the context of literary works.
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>>25457248
No wonder the Prussian education system is the way it is
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>>25460306
>governments are not empowered to protect you, police departments are not there to serve you
This is obviously true to anybody except civvies and the most naive of lawyers. State violence exists to maintain order, which is a precondition for economic activity and therefore for all of the advantages of civilized living. We dwell in a palace built out of bones and cemented with blood.
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>>25460306
What do banks do then?
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>>25457248
The G*rmans invented the modern Schule system so it checks out, all the elites think like this, only dumb fuck normie cattle think state indoctrination camps are 'educational', they destroy education and human thought and expression scientifically on purpose
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>>25457248
>In universities they learn nothing but to believe; first that others know that which they know not; and after themselves know that which they know not.
Francis Bacon
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>>25457248
So this sounds like it's from one of the Addresses to the German Nation, which, with surrounding context, reads as:

>And what if here someone had said, just as those who are in charge of the current education do indeed say almost without exception: what more could one expect of an education than to show the pupil what is right and exhort him faithfully to do it? Whether he wishes to follow these exhortations is his own affair; if he does not, then it is his own fault. He has free will, which no education can take from him. To this I would reply thus, so as to delineate my proposed new education more sharply: that precisely in this acknowledgement and in this reckoning on the pupil’s free will lies the first error of the existing education, and the clear admission of its impotence and futility. For in admitting that, despite its best efforts, the will is still free – that is, remains wavering between good and bad – this system admits that it neither can nor means nor at all desires to form the will or, since the will is the proper primary root of man himself, to form the human being, and that it holds this to be altogether impossible. By contrast, the new education would consist precisely in this, that, on the soil whose cultivation it takes over, it completely annihilates freedom of will, producing strict necessity in decisions and the impossibility of the opposite in the will, which can now be reckoned and relied on with confidence.

Impossibly idealistic and presumes to know way too much, but he doesn't seem to be saying that he wants students to blindly follow their teachers, the standard seems to be rationality itself.
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Smells like escargot in here
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>>25461024

Multiply the money supply by fractional reserve.
Refinance failed businesses belonging to their cronies
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>>25461024
They create money.
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>>25460846

Without the modern state, born around the second half of the 18th century, there was economic activity
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>>25461381
There was much less, and what there was from farming and trade was absolutely predicated on horrific centralised violence.



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