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In the rhetoric of dictators, phrases that begin with the formula “I will not allow it” are extremely common. Or, given that they embody both the “spirit of the people” and, at the same time, the state and the government, the wording becomes: “We will not allow it.” Let me cite a few examples. Adolf Hitler: “I will not allow Germany to be humiliated again.” Joseph Stalin: “We will not allow our country to become an appendage of capitalist states.” The same speaker: “We will not…
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