1. Plato
... the soul which they have swept clean, as if purified for initiation into higher mysteries; and nothing remains but to marshal the great procession bringing home Insolence, Anarchy, Waste, and Impudence, those resplendent divinities crowned with garlands, whose praises they sing under flattering names: Insolence they call good breeding, Anarchy freedom, Waste magnificence, and ... Impudence a manly spirit."" Plato's depiction of a democratic man seems to be fairly accurate. It is slightly painful to except but truthful nonetheless. It almost seems as if the democratic man is ... ...
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