Before And Now
Before And Now
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It seems to me to be extremely co-ordinate and conscious. I can see nothing of an anarchist nature about it, nothing that is not entirely in accordance with the evolution of the body politic, rating men now no longer as slaves bound to a feudal system which was in its way soulful, but as literate individuals ranged against a machine which by its very nature is humanly and economically soulless. " " But that buffalo, Noggins — for I think you should stick to our buffalo — he is not soulless, is ...he ? And what has he to do with the 78 'Before ant) jeoui machine ? ' " This, " returned Noggins. " He is the fly on the machine, whereas the vast human energy absorbed by the system is merely, so to speak, the fly-wheel. Everybody will admit that the two great forces of a country are those of labour and capital. In the ideal Socialist State, of course, they would be interrelated, co- operative, sharing equally the profits of labour, but in the modern civilised State they are antagonistic conceptions, and the more labour grows educated and enlightened the more difficult will it be for capital to ensure har- monious co-partnery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seems to me to be extremely co-ordinate and conscious. I can see nothing of an anarchist nature about it, nothing that is not entirely in accordance with the evolution of the body politic, rating men now no longer as slaves bound to a feudal system which was in its way soulful, but as literate individuals ranged against a machine which by its very nature is humanly and economically soulless. " " But that buffalo, Noggins — for I think you should stick to our buffalo — he is not soulless, is ...he ? And what has he to do with the 78 'Before ant) jeoui machine ? ' " This, " returned Noggins. " He is the fly on the machine, whereas the vast human energy absorbed by the system is merely, so to speak, the fly-wheel. Everybody will admit that the two great forces of a country are those of labour and capital. In the ideal Socialist State, of course, they would be interrelated, co- operative, sharing equally the profits of labour, but in the modern civilised State they are antagonistic conceptions, and the more labour grows educated and enlightened the more difficult will it be for capital to ensure har- monious co-partnery.
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