Socialism As the Sociological Ideal a Broader Basis for Socialism
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And it seems altogether unlikely that any particular class of workers could be permanently underpaid or ill treated so long as other trades were favoured, for as- 178 SOCIALISM AS THE SOCIOLOGICAL IDEAL suredly transfer to other trades would never be denied so long as a majority of those who are re- sponsible for the laws might feel the necessity of leaving the doors open. While workers cease to compete for jobs, the jobs themselves continue to compete for workers. Thus the socialist method of ...decision is seen to be preferable to the method of competition in practically every particular.
If we consider the method of the selection of men and measures further from the side of its historical genesis, we find it to be broadly as fol- lows: Warfare is the normal state of social relations among savages. Man's predatory ac- tivity in capturing food was naturally enough transferred to its seizure from other men. Com- munism within the tribe relegated this exploita- tion to that of other tribes without the commune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And it seems altogether unlikely that any particular class of workers could be permanently underpaid or ill treated so long as other trades were favoured, for as- 178 SOCIALISM AS THE SOCIOLOGICAL IDEAL suredly transfer to other trades would never be denied so long as a majority of those who are re- sponsible for the laws might feel the necessity of leaving the doors open. While workers cease to compete for jobs, the jobs themselves continue to compete for workers. Thus the socialist method of ...decision is seen to be preferable to the method of competition in practically every particular.
If we consider the method of the selection of men and measures further from the side of its historical genesis, we find it to be broadly as fol- lows: Warfare is the normal state of social relations among savages. Man's predatory ac- tivity in capturing food was naturally enough transferred to its seizure from other men. Com- munism within the tribe relegated this exploita- tion to that of other tribes without the commune.
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