The Devil's Devices, Or, Control Versus Service
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It is the product of a group of persons — the office boy, the managing director, the men, women and children engaged in the factory and the men and women shareholders who lend their money to the firm in return for a small * divi- dend.' " It is surprising that the DEVIL, having put his case so far correctly, fails to see that there is no vital distinction between the man who lends his strength to an enterprise for wages and the man who lends his capital for interest, for both live on the procee...ds. They are inter-dependent, no one would lend his money to a firm in which men permanently 'refused to work nor would he work in a business lacking the capital necessary to pay wages. But the DEVIL wants a directed collectivism, and Digitized by Microsoft® An Industrious and Municipal Devil always assumes that the capitalist is not of the same race as the operative. He goes on : The circle of collectivism is completed by the purchaser. The system is obviously still capable of improvement ;' it can never be absolutely relied upon until there is more com- pulsion used to guarantee that the employee shall work, whether he wants to or not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the product of a group of persons — the office boy, the managing director, the men, women and children engaged in the factory and the men and women shareholders who lend their money to the firm in return for a small * divi- dend.' " It is surprising that the DEVIL, having put his case so far correctly, fails to see that there is no vital distinction between the man who lends his strength to an enterprise for wages and the man who lends his capital for interest, for both live on the procee...ds. They are inter-dependent, no one would lend his money to a firm in which men permanently 'refused to work nor would he work in a business lacking the capital necessary to pay wages. But the DEVIL wants a directed collectivism, and Digitized by Microsoft® An Industrious and Municipal Devil always assumes that the capitalist is not of the same race as the operative. He goes on : The circle of collectivism is completed by the purchaser. The system is obviously still capable of improvement ;' it can never be absolutely relied upon until there is more com- pulsion used to guarantee that the employee shall work, whether he wants to or not.
What to read after The Devil's Devices, Or, Control Versus Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D C Hilary Douglas Clerk Pepler to read onlineMoreLess
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