Maggie's Farm

Interesting how he traces the administrative power back to Prussia. Now, this is where our public conditioning (education) system come from.

Reading MacFarlane's 'The Invention of the Modern World', I was just considering how when we get down to it, we can see that America has deviated from the English traditions that invented the modern world and really have taken on the more backward Continental, even Prussian, scheme. True, like the increasingly more of the world, we have adopted the modern world ideas developed in England but we see this constant drag back toward the pre-modern world institutions and habits.

The administrative state is a inclining slope that is making it harder for the US to remain modern. This is a desire by the DemProgs who seek to impose their ideologies on the political, economic, and society. They seek to impose a caste system in the US where differing groups have differing legal protections, accountabilities and adjudications.

We should also note that the administrative state is seeking to impose itself on the operation of the university.