“Tradition” as a means of obtaining a master for themselves. A lack of individual identity from fear of the overwhelming realization that their weak, feminine, bourgeoise tower will topple from a strong gust. Superficial roots.
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Spengler - whatever be his worth - had a harsh word about this: only slaves, he wrote, think of tradition as a master.
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