Churchill said, “Socialist policy is abhorrent to the idea
of freedom. It is inseparably interwoven
with totalitarianism and the abject worship of the state. No socialist government could afford to allow
free sharp expressions of discontent. It
cannot succeed without a vast bureaucracies of civil servants who are no longer
civil and no longer servants.”
He did not believe that any administrative class, however
educated, could be trusted with the kind of power that he feared it would
gather, the kind that the doctrines of socialism and scientific historicism
justified and required. The members of that class would still be human, and men
are not angels.
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