Organization (n.) is an interest-god recognized by many, which gathers a church and a herd of believers — and is followed by a disorganization just as blind.
Organization (n.) makes any large company of wholly admirable persons as moral and intelligent as an unwieldy, stupid, violent animal — Senatus bestia, senatores boni viri.
Organization (n.) grows more unavoidably immoral and blindly stupid the bigger it is; it puts a premium on mediocrity and drives individuality to the wall.
Organization (n.) at its most powerful can be maintained only by the greatest ruthlessness of its leaders and the cheapest of slogans.
Organization (n.) that becomes an end in itself grows like a cancer, eats away man's nature and escapes his control — he is sacrificed to the madness of an idea that knows no master.