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"When the French peasants said no to feudalism, that was a verbal expression...of their striving for possession of land, for a free say in their labour and the fruits of it, for political freedom and so on, i.e., something positive. In the reality of society, the terms yes and no are inseparably linked dialectically. There does not exist a no in society which does not incorporate an essentially positive element."

"Hitler was passionately opposed to objective truth, and he contested objectivity in every sphere of life. He regarded himself as the agent for a capitalist display whose purposes he was striving to achieve with ruthlessly crafty propaganda techniques -- in conscious independence of any objective truth or accuracy. In this respect he was truly the clever pupil of American advertising."

Fascist rhetoric in summary.

"Hitler's 'originality' lay in the fact that he was the first to apply techniques of American advertising to German politics and propaganda."