What is Socialism
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seduced and the seducer, between the policy- player and the stock gambler, between the drunken workman in the gutter and the drunken " good fellow " in the club. He feels sure that, while regulating it by restriction and inspection, he would reduce prostitution by se- curing the economic freedom of all women and by eradicating the politicians that now thrive upon the exploitation of prostitutes. He would, in a word, check most vice by killing all poverty.
The same legal supervision would, as I ...have already intimated, be exercised over all matters of pubHc health: housing, street-cleaning, drain- age, infection, illness generally and working conditions. The system of. direct legislation would provide almost instant attention to the physical needs of the people, and, as the last decade has supplanted the fine ideals of the lawyers of the last generation by what most men of every shade of political belief admit to be a notorious class of gouging pettifoggers and concocters of perjury, so, in the Co-opera- tive Commonwealth, the Socialist hopes to-so- cialize all judicial functions, maintaining them for free service at the general expense and ut- terly abolishing all the maze of ridiculous court fees and absurd attorneys' charges that CO-OPERATIVE COMMONWEALTH 205 now tend to make any appeal to law a wound or a luxury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
seduced and the seducer, between the policy- player and the stock gambler, between the drunken workman in the gutter and the drunken " good fellow " in the club. He feels sure that, while regulating it by restriction and inspection, he would reduce prostitution by se- curing the economic freedom of all women and by eradicating the politicians that now thrive upon the exploitation of prostitutes. He would, in a word, check most vice by killing all poverty.
The same legal supervision would, as I ...have already intimated, be exercised over all matters of pubHc health: housing, street-cleaning, drain- age, infection, illness generally and working conditions. The system of. direct legislation would provide almost instant attention to the physical needs of the people, and, as the last decade has supplanted the fine ideals of the lawyers of the last generation by what most men of every shade of political belief admit to be a notorious class of gouging pettifoggers and concocters of perjury, so, in the Co-opera- tive Commonwealth, the Socialist hopes to-so- cialize all judicial functions, maintaining them for free service at the general expense and ut- terly abolishing all the maze of ridiculous court fees and absurd attorneys' charges that CO-OPERATIVE COMMONWEALTH 205 now tend to make any appeal to law a wound or a luxury.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Wright Kauffman to read onlineMoreLess
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