The Right to Be Well Born : Or, Horse Breeding in Its Relation to Eugenics
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As I looked them over, I saw at a glance that FORD'S IMPOKTED LABORERS gO not one-quarter of these men were Amer- icans and, on inquiry, I found that three- quarters were foreigners (imported skilled mechanics), as American laborers did not have the health, the strength and capacity to stand up, nor the stamina, to do the work that each was expected to daily accomplish.
This discovery impressed upon me the im- portance of having the truth as to the de- generacy of our nation widely known. I hav...e since made inquiry and find that only 6,800 of all these 36,000 workmen were reg- istered to vote. The Public can now realize why Labor Unions are silent regarding Ford.
Not one of these laborers belongs to a labor organization, for each man is paid according to his individual merit and value.
The healthy, temperate, strong and ener- getic do not have to give up part of their life earnings to support their degenerate, drunken brothers-in-labor to keep them alive to produce more weaklings that their healthy children and the state will have, hereafter, to support.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I looked them over, I saw at a glance that FORD'S IMPOKTED LABORERS gO not one-quarter of these men were Amer- icans and, on inquiry, I found that three- quarters were foreigners (imported skilled mechanics), as American laborers did not have the health, the strength and capacity to stand up, nor the stamina, to do the work that each was expected to daily accomplish.
This discovery impressed upon me the im- portance of having the truth as to the de- generacy of our nation widely known. I hav...e since made inquiry and find that only 6,800 of all these 36,000 workmen were reg- istered to vote. The Public can now realize why Labor Unions are silent regarding Ford.
Not one of these laborers belongs to a labor organization, for each man is paid according to his individual merit and value.
The healthy, temperate, strong and ener- getic do not have to give up part of their life earnings to support their degenerate, drunken brothers-in-labor to keep them alive to produce more weaklings that their healthy children and the state will have, hereafter, to support.
What to read after The Right to Be Well Born : Or, Horse Breeding in Its Relation to Eugenics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stokes, William Earl Dodge, 1852- to read onlineMoreLess
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