Aseer Alkotb The Psychology Of The Masses, Gustave Le Bon

What the leaders say to her invades her minds quickly, and she turns it into action and movement, and what it suggests to her raises it to the ranks of an ideal and then pushes it, in a voluntary form, to self-sacrifice. She knows only acute violence, for her sympathy soon becomes worship, and she is hardly alienated from something until she hurries to hate it.