Absolute Control Quotes
Kors is paraphrasing Hayek and his book Road to Serfdom.
The assumption of one supreme authority being necessary for a state, has been the most common assumption in almost all cultures and times before the American Revolution. What is amazing is that the Founding Fathers rejected this notion in favor of our complex system of checks and balances restrained by a Constitution which no society had ever tried before. England in contrast as it became more democratic, simply shifted the supreme, uncontrollable entity from the King to the Parliament which it is even today. Parliament can do virtually anything unrestrained by anything except their judgment and tradition.
Djilas, who had fought against the Nazis and had witnessed the cruelty of both Hitler and Mussolini, nonetheless thought Stalin should deserved the title as the most infamous criminal in history.
of the monarch of Spain See {629456} for a good example of this.