Constructive Socialism
Constructive Socialism
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Why not support every move- ment for public and municipal ownership as a means of promoting this end ? And may we not thus institute a perfectly self-regulating system, which in the end will be far more practical and far better suit the demands of justice than any artificial scheme which we can devise.
There are many moderate socialists, no doubt, who would be willing to support such a proposal, but the revolutionist will have no part in such programme. The workers are not better off under Gove...rnment-owned or municipal-owned enterprises than under those owned by capitalists, and because by public ownership we are able to produce some things THE ORTHODOXY OF SOCIALISM 75 more cheaply than otherwise, this does not, according to his philosophy, improve the con- dition of the working classes. To make living less expensive is only to invite a reduction of wages by capitalist employers which means a reduction all round, since wages in public undertakings are governed by those paid else- where.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why not support every move- ment for public and municipal ownership as a means of promoting this end ? And may we not thus institute a perfectly self-regulating system, which in the end will be far more practical and far better suit the demands of justice than any artificial scheme which we can devise.
There are many moderate socialists, no doubt, who would be willing to support such a proposal, but the revolutionist will have no part in such programme. The workers are not better off under Gove...rnment-owned or municipal-owned enterprises than under those owned by capitalists, and because by public ownership we are able to produce some things THE ORTHODOXY OF SOCIALISM 75 more cheaply than otherwise, this does not, according to his philosophy, improve the con- dition of the working classes. To make living less expensive is only to invite a reduction of wages by capitalist employers which means a reduction all round, since wages in public undertakings are governed by those paid else- where.
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