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[In addressing the New York Bar Association, its President said, in 1900]
The only foundation of the right of private property, the only justification for its continuance, is the general acquiescence of the community... Constitutions as well as statutes can be amended... The will of the people will have to prevail, and the title-deed of the property owner has no other final sanction than said will.
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The workers do not lack reality, the real longing for Socialist endeavor, but only the Socialist idea. Every worker, from the bottom of his heart, is longing for a really human existence, i.e., material comfort and mental development founded on justice, i.e., equality and liberty for each and every man in work.
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...if the results of the democratic movement extend far beyond the political, do not also its causes?
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What internal factors can explain the triumph of communism over the forces of Western-style democracy in Vietnam? To analyze the problem, one must break it into two parts: (1) the failure of Western democracy and (2) the success of communism.
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Some having thought, that the unequal distribution of wealth is unjust, required a new division of property, as the foundation of freedom. This scheme is suited to democratical government; and in such only it has been admitted with any degree of effect.
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Socialism is industrial democracy.
Industrial democracy is Socialism.
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...the socialist society would inaugurate the highest realization of democracy.
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...we are not the upholders of any particular method of organization. We are only concerned to demonstrate that expropriation could be effected by popular initiative, and could not be effected by any other means whatever.
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...monopoly, the tendency to combination; anti-monopoly, the demand for social control of it. As the man is bent towards business or patriotism, he will negotiate combinations or agitate for laws to regulate them. The first is capitalistic, the second is social. The first, industrial; the second, moral. The first promotes wealth; the second, citizenship.
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Government by the people is only a half truth; the other half is industry of, by, and for the people. If brotherhood is the true "spirit of the hive" here, it must be so there.
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Viable socialist communities can only be established with willing members.
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Every efficient and wise government has at last the support of public opinion, whenever it opposes class egoism and class abuses.
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April 11, 2020 : Democracy -- Added.
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