Who said "What luck for the rulers that men do not think" ?

[LunaC]

Spontaneous responses, no Googling allowed.

[sproutster]

1. Isn't that Hitler?

[catzies]

2. At the risk of Godwining on post 1...

...it's Adolf Shicklgruber.

I can't say the "H" word.

[LunaC]

3. LOL! I forgot about Godwin's Law!

Takes me back to my early wild and wooly Usenet days.

Yup, poster #1 both wins and loses. (YOU, on the other hand, are entirely too sly...Touche!)

[Cleita]

4. Shakespeare?

Sounds like something he would say although I don't know his works as well as someone who really studies him.

[MrSlayer]

5. Here's a great website for quotes about thinking.

http://www.quotegarden.com/thinking.html

[Avalux]

6. I believe that would be Hitler

Very relevant quote today, isn't it?

[Peter Frank]

7. Reminds me of a Stalin quote (which is still troublesome today)...

"One death is a tragedy; a million is a statistic."

[newspeak]

8. yes, Hitler

I believe that is a statement from Hitler.

[Oeditpus Rex]

9. It is Hitler, and it's

"What good fortune for governments that the people do not think."

And I didn't google it. I wrote it down a long time ago.

[Peter Frank]

10. I have to recommend this thread...

With so many powerful interests clamoring (and succeeding in too many cases) to do our thinking for us -- we cannot afford to ignore this lesson in history.

We should all commit this quote to memory.

[TruthStream_dot_org]

11. not hitler...wasnt it....um...

...um cant think of the name....begins with a G...his propoganda guy

[TruthStream_dot_org]

12. ok maybe not nt

[Nothing Without Hope]

13. Adolf Hitler - check my sig line, which I set up before I saw your post

Twilight Zone! :crazy:

[rman]

14. Hitler