Reality; Or, Law And Order Vs. Anarchy And Socialism. a Reply to Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward And Equality
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Doubtless, even in this water-tank transaction, these capitalists were acting under the Golden Rule that, if these laborers had been in their places, they would have accepted five or ten pennies a bucket for water from the tank if the thirst was sufficient to command such a price. Avarice exists among laborers as well as among capitalists.
Then again it cannot be inferred, as the parable would lead us to believe, that there were no other tanks of water in existence to quench the laborers' thirs...t. Nor can it be presumed for a moment that these capitalists had tanked all the water in that whole country. These laborers were free men, and.
THE PARABLE OF THE WATER TANK" 143 if Americans, intelligent, thinking men. The ques- tion arises at once in the reader's mind, why did they not take the pennies paid them for filling the tank for the capitalists, and build them a tank of their own, and then have all the water they desired at all times? Or, why did they not go to the source from whence the capitalists procured their water, and drink a full supply?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doubtless, even in this water-tank transaction, these capitalists were acting under the Golden Rule that, if these laborers had been in their places, they would have accepted five or ten pennies a bucket for water from the tank if the thirst was sufficient to command such a price. Avarice exists among laborers as well as among capitalists.
Then again it cannot be inferred, as the parable would lead us to believe, that there were no other tanks of water in existence to quench the laborers' thirs...t. Nor can it be presumed for a moment that these capitalists had tanked all the water in that whole country. These laborers were free men, and.
THE PARABLE OF THE WATER TANK" 143 if Americans, intelligent, thinking men. The ques- tion arises at once in the reader's mind, why did they not take the pennies paid them for filling the tank for the capitalists, and build them a tank of their own, and then have all the water they desired at all times? Or, why did they not go to the source from whence the capitalists procured their water, and drink a full supply?
What to read after Reality; Or, Law And Order Vs. Anarchy And Socialism. a Reply to Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward And Equality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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