English Translation

211.) The party-attack, who is aware of the fehier of his party, must hide himself from the beginning in the struggles of tactics, and for tactical reasons he excuses, he does not see and does not want to see the mistakes of his group in order not to sohad his party. Each party-enthusiast connects a piece of his personality with his Party. The Kgßpf touches on his party, the provocations against them and their mistakes also affect him personally. As with debates and discussions, everyone feels that the accusations made to the party also hit his own person, so he also uses it by provoking the other parties, personally, aggressively, recklessly against his opponents The mistakes, transgressions and failures committed by any member of the party are suddenly presented in such a way that they fall on his opponent personally. In doing so, he often exaggerates per- sonlioh, so that he above the goal and enlarges. Thus, the party spirit forgets the prudent and self-employed thinking and almost destroys the individual's spiritual freedom. He interferes in every question, intervenes in any conflict, utters his influence in any way; he intervenes there, too, who no one would expect him: in science, art, public administration, geriatricism, private offices and private positions, etc. This is one of the greatest vices of the party system at all. From simple unobjectivity, bias, displeasure, insincerity and hypocrisy (and often hatred) to