“Men are like hand­some race horses who first bite the bit and later like it,” and even “learn to enjoy dis­play­ing their har­ness and prance proudly beneath their trap­pings.” They “grow accus­tomed to the idea that they have always been in sub­jec­tion, that their fathers lived in the same way; they will think they are obliged to suf­fer this evil, and will per­suade them­selves by exam­ple and imi­ta­tion of oth­ers, finally invest­ing those who order them around with pro­pri­etary rights, based on the idea that it has always been that way.” Read on… →