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217-220. ) c. It rests upon an unsound moral basis: for (1) It fails to recognize that true morals are the result of self- control, voluntarily effected: for (a) It tries to effect re- form through legisla- tive enactment, ac- cording to a conception of morals entertained at a given time by a mere majority. D. It is purely negative in character: for (1) It fails to recognize that the saloon exists in response to a very definite and real social need. (Committee of Fifty, Economic Aspects of the ...Liquor Problem; pp. 210- 240. ) (2) It offers no substitute for the saloon. E. It is unjust: for AN ARGUMENTATIVE BRIEF 71 (1) Whereas the law is designed to punish the seller; (1') Yet it does not affect the purchaser. (2) Whereas the rich can secure liquor by importation, etc. ; (2') Yet the poor can secure it only by violation of the law. B. Local option is bound to fail: for 1. Under the most favorable conditions the system can serve only as a temporary makeshift: for a. It affects only small districts as units, and for a limited period of time, ranging from one to two years, according to the frequency of elections in those districts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
217-220. ) c. It rests upon an unsound moral basis: for (1) It fails to recognize that true morals are the result of self- control, voluntarily effected: for (a) It tries to effect re- form through legisla- tive enactment, ac- cording to a conception of morals entertained at a given time by a mere majority. D. It is purely negative in character: for (1) It fails to recognize that the saloon exists in response to a very definite and real social need. (Committee of Fifty, Economic Aspects of the ...Liquor Problem; pp. 210- 240. ) (2) It offers no substitute for the saloon. E. It is unjust: for AN ARGUMENTATIVE BRIEF 71 (1) Whereas the law is designed to punish the seller; (1') Yet it does not affect the purchaser. (2) Whereas the rich can secure liquor by importation, etc. ; (2') Yet the poor can secure it only by violation of the law. B. Local option is bound to fail: for 1. Under the most favorable conditions the system can serve only as a temporary makeshift: for a. It affects only small districts as units, and for a limited period of time, ranging from one to two years, according to the frequency of elections in those districts.
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