Social Justice Without Socialism
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We start from the fact that we have thus farsurvived in spite of the faults. The worst off among us is abovestarvation and most of us are in a tolerable state. If we can removethe evils that exist, we shall make our state very much more thantolerable. The greatness of the evils measures the gain from removingthem. Every single one that is removed improves the status of ourpeople. We can take, as it were, a social account of stock, measure ourpresent state, measure the extent to which we can imp...rove it by puttingan end to one bad influence, count the number of such bad influences, and so get an estimate of the gains of carrying out a completereformatory programme. It will show an enormous possibility ofimprovement.
In the struggle for reforms we have the great middle class with us. Allhonest capitalists, great and small alike, are natural allies of honestlabor, and they are interested mainly in the same reforms as are themembers of the working-class. If we recognize a necessity for astruggle of classes, it is not one that marshals labor against allwealth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We start from the fact that we have thus farsurvived in spite of the faults. The worst off among us is abovestarvation and most of us are in a tolerable state. If we can removethe evils that exist, we shall make our state very much more thantolerable. The greatness of the evils measures the gain from removingthem. Every single one that is removed improves the status of ourpeople. We can take, as it were, a social account of stock, measure ourpresent state, measure the extent to which we can imp...rove it by puttingan end to one bad influence, count the number of such bad influences, and so get an estimate of the gains of carrying out a completereformatory programme. It will show an enormous possibility ofimprovement.
In the struggle for reforms we have the great middle class with us. Allhonest capitalists, great and small alike, are natural allies of honestlabor, and they are interested mainly in the same reforms as are themembers of the working-class. If we recognize a necessity for astruggle of classes, it is not one that marshals labor against allwealth.
What to read after Social Justice Without Socialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, John Bates, 1847-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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