In the article a parallel is drawn between the ostensible fascist promotion of the state over the individual and Plato's implication that the state is a better subject to understand justice than the individual.
Notice that Nazi Germany would be an example of the "fevered state", as opposed to the healthy, moderate state, that necessitates a "guardian class" in the first place.
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[ 5.1 ms ] story [ 15.0 ms ] threadNotice that Nazi Germany would be an example of the "fevered state", as opposed to the healthy, moderate state, that necessitates a "guardian class" in the first place.