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204–205, 210–211.See alsoBartsch,Ernst; Hofstadteroverlookssocialismof, 45, 92;
Himmler,Heinrich;Steiner,Rudolf; supportscompulsorysterilizationbill in
veganism Britain,123; supportsNazis,139; versus
Ormerod,Paul, 280 JosiahWedgwoodIV, 123.See also
Orwell,George:and monopolies,106; criticizes Davenport,Charles;Galton,Francis
free marketas inefficient,233; deridesprivate Peckham,Rufus(U.S.SupremeCourtJustice),
ownershipas censorship,194; on Naziism 63
extollingself-sacrifice,159; on ThirdReich Peikoff,Leonard,285, 289, 291
continuinggovernisttrendof nineteenth- Pepsi-Cola,111, 300–301
centuryGermanphilosophy,222; Perkins,Frances,34, 122
paraphrasingF. A. Hayek,222; praises Perkins,Thomas(venturecapitalist), 184
fascismfor efficiency, 233 PETA,213–214, 216
Osborn,HenryFairfield,Sr. (eugenicist):as Petersen,William, 43
environmentalist,124; citesHerbertSpencer, Peto,Richard, 206
32; employsMadisonGrant,32; gives Phillips-Fine,Kim, 13
TyrannosaurusRex its name, 124 physician-assistedsuicide.Seeaid in dying
Owen,Robert, 219 Pinker,Steven:anticipatedby HerbertSpencer,
60, 277; arguescivilizationsgrowmore
Padgen,Anthony,67, 222, 223 peacefulovertime,60; defendsthe
Paglia,Camille,12, 66 Enlightenment,76; deridesHerbertSpencer
Paine,Thomas,68, 154 as socialDarwinist,277; endorsesunfair
Parenti,Michael:accusesHitlerof busting MichaelShermerbook,277; ingratitudeto
unionson behalfof capitalists,185; accuses HerbertSpencer,277; on the Holocaust, 76
Hitlerof deregulation,185, 233, 238; quoting Pinkerton,Allan, 111
ThomasJeffersonmisleadinglyabout PinkertonNationalDetectiveAgency, 111
corporations,154–155; misidentifiesHitleras PioneerFund,37–38
capitalist,170, 185, 233, 238; sayscapitalism PlannedParenthood, 249
enablesNaziism,145, 170, 185; says plasticsurgery:droppingpricesfor, 244
capitalismis anti-Semitic,32, 145; says Plato,xi–xii; and absolutes,287; and ideals,287;
capitalismpollutesenvironment, 205 anticipatesgovernisteugenics,31; his
Parsons,Talcott, 40 idealismrejectedby WilliamGraham
The Passingof the GreatRace(book),115, 119.See Sumner,287; influenceon HansGünther,74;
alsoDavenport,Charles;Grant,Madison;The influenceon Heidegger,74, 328; influenceon
Nation(magazine);Roosevelt,Theodore Jean-JacquesRousseau,328; influenceon
Patten,Simon:collaborateswithRichardT. Ely, Nazieugenicists,74; influenceon Nazis,31,
89; collaborateswithWoodrowWilson,89; 74, 328; versusAristotlein history, 225
hailedas superiorto Spencerand Sumner, Ploetz,Alfred:dealingswithWilhelm
89; influencedby nineteenth-centuryGerman Schallmeyer,133; influencedby Ernst
philosophy,222, 329; influenceon NewDeal, Haeckel,138, 164; influencedby Francis
90; influenceon RexfordTugwell,90; resents Galton,138, 164; influencedby KarlPearson,
capitalismfor reducingthe mortalityrate, 139; influencedby TheodorFrisch,164; role
90–91.See alsominimumwagelegislation; in Volkishmovementthat influencedNazis,
Progressives 133, 138, 139, 164
Paul,Diane, 39 Poliakov,Léon, 134, 134–135, 138, 164
Payne,StanleyG.: on anti-capitalismof poltergeists.SeeGeist
Naziism,246–247; on capitalismnot causing Ponte,Lowell, 56
Naziism,144–145 Popper,Karl:on fascismversusreason,71; on
Peoplefor the EthicalTreatmentof Animals Kant,70; on Romanticism,70; on Rousseau,
(PETA).SeePETA 70
Pearce,Fred, 224 Porter,Noah,5–6
Pearl,Raymond, 122 Postrel,Virginia, 243
Pearson,Karl(eugenicist):as socialist,30, 45, 61, Potter,Steve, 108
92; equatedwithHerbertSpencer,61; Powers,Ray, 145
influenceon AlfredPloetz,139; influenceon pricecontrolsunderNaziregime:produce
EugenFischer,139; quoted,123; Richard inefficiency,235; resistedby businessmen,