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“On ne condamne jamais sévèrement ceux qui font preuve de cruauté, pourvu qu'ils aient eu le succès. En ce temps de haine et de violence, dans ce monde de fer et de sang, on condamne plutôt ceux qui ne sont pas assez cruels. Les hommes qui ont versé le plus de sang sont qualifiés de forts, de vrais gouvernants. Ceux qui en ont versé le moins, sont par contre des faibles, des incapables, des impuissants.”

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