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The Post may say, "Very well, let the Kilkenny salt cats compete themselves to death; the community is the gainer, and the sooner such fools are off the earth the better. " But it must be remembered that it's only the little salt fools that are exterminated; and the big International Salt Company, which is the aggressor in the struggle now going on, wishes this very result. When the fight is over it will be the sole survivor, and salt will be a commodity the mining of which will be a monopoly r...esting entirely in its hands.
Now I should like to ask the omniscient Post if this is not an absolutely necessary outcome if the existing struggle be persisted in; and if so, wherein lies its solution of the Trust problem? Let the Trust wear itself out? That is absurd, for the Trust is the result of entirely natural conditions, and can no more wear itself out than ice can melt when the thermometer remains below zero.
228 Socialism Inevitable THE RIGHTS OF A WHEELBARROW (March, 1905. ) THE way the President is absorbing the spirit of the times and the rapidity with which he is moving to- ward the Socialist position, is a gauge from which we may learn how quickly the whole nation is changing to a new viewpoint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Post may say, "Very well, let the Kilkenny salt cats compete themselves to death; the community is the gainer, and the sooner such fools are off the earth the better. " But it must be remembered that it's only the little salt fools that are exterminated; and the big International Salt Company, which is the aggressor in the struggle now going on, wishes this very result. When the fight is over it will be the sole survivor, and salt will be a commodity the mining of which will be a monopoly r...esting entirely in its hands.
Now I should like to ask the omniscient Post if this is not an absolutely necessary outcome if the existing struggle be persisted in; and if so, wherein lies its solution of the Trust problem? Let the Trust wear itself out? That is absurd, for the Trust is the result of entirely natural conditions, and can no more wear itself out than ice can melt when the thermometer remains below zero.
228 Socialism Inevitable THE RIGHTS OF A WHEELBARROW (March, 1905. ) THE way the President is absorbing the spirit of the times and the rapidity with which he is moving to- ward the Socialist position, is a gauge from which we may learn how quickly the whole nation is changing to a new viewpoint.
What to read after Socialism Inevitable Wilshire Editorials?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaylord Wilshire to read onlineMoreLess
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