The Salaried Man the Story in Two Episodes of An Every Day Person
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But I had first to realize that the governing of our great democratic nation of which I had so long boasted was being done by hand-picked agents of Big Business — that Big Business was concerned with the running of it, because politics is an expression of what is going on industrially.
"As long as the industrial heads dictated political policies, they could dictate working conditions, and so protect their own economic interests in every detail. And therefore only when the control of the nation ...was wrested from them politically by the salaried and working classes would the latter come out of the industrial jungle of want and frustration.
"A state democratically so controlled would help shape the life of every human being in it, would ensure to every child brought into this world the maximum of education, and of training in productive citizenship ; it would pro- vide in return for work a good home, nourishing food, good clothes and proper recreation. It would, in other words, be an efficient expression of the aspirations and hopes of the brain and hand workers of the nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I had first to realize that the governing of our great democratic nation of which I had so long boasted was being done by hand-picked agents of Big Business — that Big Business was concerned with the running of it, because politics is an expression of what is going on industrially.
"As long as the industrial heads dictated political policies, they could dictate working conditions, and so protect their own economic interests in every detail. And therefore only when the control of the nation ...was wrested from them politically by the salaried and working classes would the latter come out of the industrial jungle of want and frustration.
"A state democratically so controlled would help shape the life of every human being in it, would ensure to every child brought into this world the maximum of education, and of training in productive citizenship ; it would pro- vide in return for work a good home, nourishing food, good clothes and proper recreation. It would, in other words, be an efficient expression of the aspirations and hopes of the brain and hand workers of the nation.
What to read after The Salaried Man the Story in Two Episodes of An Every Day Person?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rand School of Social Science to read onlineMoreLess
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