A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

The police state is now a work of art, a bureaucratic ballet of undulated sirens. That is a way of saying that the espionage activities of our multitudinous man hunters and “crediting” agencies are not only archaic, but redundant and irrelevant.
Take Today with Barrington Nevitt, 1972, p 26
Year: 1972
↪ Also at #2800, #6598
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