This Age of Ours Containing the book of Problems And the book of Socialism
This Age of Ours Containing the book of Problems And the book of Socialism
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It has never distinctly mapped out the sphere of action of the different and frequently antagonistic particles of which the Community and the State are composed.
The Socialists are just as little decided concerning the powers which ought to be left in the hands of, or to be conferred upon, the Government.
Socialism is merely a negative reform-agent. Granted it were successful, it would force society into a chaotic position whence no Socialist leader would be able to rescue it again. Socialists,... it is true, maintain that the inequalities in the conditions of life justify their revolutionary agitation, and sanctify the wholesale abolition of the institutions, laws and customs by which men are ruled at present. Yet they are silent as regards the substitutes which will be necessary to carry on the existence of the human species, with all the manifestations of a higher status so noticeable in the communal and national life.
That their aim is simply destruction and not construction, is shown by the callousness with which they enlarge on the miseries of some of their fellow-beings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has never distinctly mapped out the sphere of action of the different and frequently antagonistic particles of which the Community and the State are composed.
The Socialists are just as little decided concerning the powers which ought to be left in the hands of, or to be conferred upon, the Government.
Socialism is merely a negative reform-agent. Granted it were successful, it would force society into a chaotic position whence no Socialist leader would be able to rescue it again. Socialists,... it is true, maintain that the inequalities in the conditions of life justify their revolutionary agitation, and sanctify the wholesale abolition of the institutions, laws and customs by which men are ruled at present. Yet they are silent as regards the substitutes which will be necessary to carry on the existence of the human species, with all the manifestations of a higher status so noticeable in the communal and national life.
That their aim is simply destruction and not construction, is shown by the callousness with which they enlarge on the miseries of some of their fellow-beings.
What to read after This Age of Ours Containing the book of Problems And the book of Socialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hermann Leibbrand to read onlineMoreLess
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