>Those who clamor loudest for freedom are often the ones least

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Fanatics and zealots absolutely never clamor for "freedom" though.

>>1422014

>The frustrated, oppressed by their shortcomings, blame their failure on existing restraints

t. Every single neofreudian pop-psychology explanation for everything ever

"dude you're just insecure about your own shortcomings xD"

When will this meme fucking die?

>>1422014

It sounds like bullshit.

>>1422211
>>1422220
>>1422229
Sounds like it hit a nerve lol

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>>1422232

>he just doubles down on the "dude you're insecure" explanation

Yes

Because that's why ISIS is chopping off people's heads, blowing themselves up, and destroying everything they consider idolatrous and pre-islamic

Because they're "just insecure"

Yes

>>1422211
1789.

>>1422237
ISIS doesn't advocate a free society though. They want a caliphate with society controlled by their specific interpretation of Sharia law

>>1422014
You're taking it out of context, presumably to troll.

>>1422211
>>1422220
>>1422229

The book is about authoritarian/fascist governments and the systems that produce them. It's talking about the sort of person 'clamoring for freedom' from DA JOOZ.

>>1422794
The book is about mass movements and the motivations of their fanatical followers in general, including social, national, and religious movements. You're the one misrepresenting Hoffer's arguments.