6.1. The German Youth Movement
Capitalism is a system under which everybody has the chance of acquiring wealth. All roads are open to the smart youngster. But not under the rising tide of
bureaucratization.
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5.3. The Bureaucrat as a Voter
The bureaucrat is not only a government employee. He is also his own employer.
6.4. The Selection of the Dictator
The alternative to the democratic principle of selection through popular election is the seizure of power by ruthless adventurers.
3.1. The Impractiability of Government All-round Control
The very idea of central planning by the state is self-contradictory.
7.3. The Plain Citizen Versus the Professional Propaganist of Bureaucratization
The conflict between capitalism and totalitarianism—on the outcome of which the fate of civilization depends—is a war of ideas.
5.2. Bureaucratic Complacency
It was a purposeful confusion on the part of the German metaphysicians of statolatry that they clothed all men in the government service with the gloriole of altruistic self-sacrifice.
6.5. The Vanishing of the Critical Sense
The capitalist variety of competition is to outdo other people on the market through offering better and cheaper goods. The bureaucratic variety consists in intrigues at the "courts" of those in power.
4.1. How Government Interference and the Impairment of the Profit Motive Drive Business Toward Bureaucratization
No private enterprise will ever fall prey to bureaucratic methods of management if it is operated with the sole aim of making profit.
Conclusion to Bureaucracy
Common sense is needed to prevent man from falling prey to illusory fantasies and empty catchwords.
6.3. Authoritarian Guardianship and Progress
In social life, rigidity amounts to petrification and death.
