Morals in Trade And Commerce
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Public opinion in this country is not a steady and persistingforce, as it is in some older communities. It moves spasmodically andafter long periods of quiescence and usually under some stress ofexcitement, which prevents deliberation and therefore effectiveness. Lawbeing more unwieldy than conditions, naturally lags behind them, andwhat we have to recognize is a change in conditions and in laws and notan outbreak of lawlessness. Another evil result from the impetuous wayin which we make laws i...s that they are not enforced because they are notin harmony with the views of the community. The statute books of everyState are encumbered with laws passed in moments of hysteria and neverput into operation, or else allowed to lapse after a few months ofconfusion. Every newspaper in California, for example, breaks the lawevery day when it prints a news item without appending the name of thewriter, and probably we are all of us breaking laws of which we neverheard. This sort of thing brings a law into contempt and robs it of thesacredness that should attach to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Public opinion in this country is not a steady and persistingforce, as it is in some older communities. It moves spasmodically andafter long periods of quiescence and usually under some stress ofexcitement, which prevents deliberation and therefore effectiveness. Lawbeing more unwieldy than conditions, naturally lags behind them, andwhat we have to recognize is a change in conditions and in laws and notan outbreak of lawlessness. Another evil result from the impetuous wayin which we make laws i...s that they are not enforced because they are notin harmony with the views of the community. The statute books of everyState are encumbered with laws passed in moments of hysteria and neverput into operation, or else allowed to lapse after a few months ofconfusion. Every newspaper in California, for example, breaks the lawevery day when it prints a news item without appending the name of thewriter, and probably we are all of us breaking laws of which we neverheard. This sort of thing brings a law into contempt and robs it of thesacredness that should attach to it.
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