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A.J. Liebling
Freedom of the press is limited to those who own one.
A.J. Liebling

Friedrich Nietzsche
The Press. -- If we consider how even to-day all great political transactions glide upon the stage secretly and stealthily; how they are hidden by unimportant events, and seem small when close at hand; how they only show their far-reaching effect, and leave the soil still quaking, long after they have taken place; -- what significance can we attach to the Press in its present position, with its daily expenditure of lung-power in order to bawl, to deafen, to excite, to terrify? Is it anything mor ...more
Friedrich Nietzsche, Human, All-Too-Human 1-2

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