The Substance of Socialism
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It follows, therefore, that to make collec- tive property of things not used to exploit labor does not, necessarily, form part of the Socialist programme. It is easy to see that, according to this principle of differentiation, it would be necessary to socialize the rail- roads, but not at all necessary to socialize a wheelbarrow. It is not difficult to see that a woman might support herself through the possession of a sewing-machine who would otherwise be obliged to submit to exploitation as a ...factory worker. To secure her the ownership of the machine would, therefore, be no departure from Socialist principles.
On the contrary, in her individual case, the aims of the Socialist would be realized in that she would be placed beyond the power of the exploiter of labor. Similarly, in the case of the farmer with a small farm, and of* [ 83 1 The Substance of Socialism the craftsman with his own tools, or of groups of workers working co-operatively, there is no exploitation; no surplus value is extracted from their labor by any outside par- ties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It follows, therefore, that to make collec- tive property of things not used to exploit labor does not, necessarily, form part of the Socialist programme. It is easy to see that, according to this principle of differentiation, it would be necessary to socialize the rail- roads, but not at all necessary to socialize a wheelbarrow. It is not difficult to see that a woman might support herself through the possession of a sewing-machine who would otherwise be obliged to submit to exploitation as a ...factory worker. To secure her the ownership of the machine would, therefore, be no departure from Socialist principles.
On the contrary, in her individual case, the aims of the Socialist would be realized in that she would be placed beyond the power of the exploiter of labor. Similarly, in the case of the farmer with a small farm, and of* [ 83 1 The Substance of Socialism the craftsman with his own tools, or of groups of workers working co-operatively, there is no exploitation; no surplus value is extracted from their labor by any outside par- ties.
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