:02:04
But still remember that in civilian
as well as in military life
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the distinction is made
between people
:02:15
Is that what you meant
when you said all you are
:02:18
and may become is dependent
upon this present company?
:02:25
Well, the difference is
a matter of ethical
:02:34
and intellectual superiority
which is caused whether
:02:39
you like it or not by blood
and by class difference
:02:45
If I remember correctly
Kant was a son of a saddle maker
:02:49
and Schubert's father was
a poor schoolmaster
:02:54
Perhaps talent, sensitivity
and character are no longer
:02:59
privileges of the
so called upper class
:03:02
But Kant and Schubert
were exceptions
:03:06
We' re talking about
general concepts
:03:11
not individuals
But I am one and so are you
:03:16
Didn't Afior say that all class
distinction would be abolished?
:03:21
I'm an officer of the Weimarer
I've never been a party member
:03:24
I'm a Prussian aristocrat and
:03:26
I don't want to be put into
the same category!
:03:29
So we agree for once
:03:31
Good!
:03:35
But it is still Afior
:03:40
Fortunately
:03:46
It's a different question, Sergeant
That's not up to us to judge
:03:52
Why do you want it so badly?
:03:59
It's just a piece of
worthless metal, look!