Political Ideals
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The tyranny of the holders of power is a source of needless suffering and misfortune to very large sections of mankind; but power remains in few hands, and tends, if anything, to grow more concentrated.
Economic injustice is perhaps the most obvious evil of our present system.
The war has come as a challenge to all who desire a better world.
To give freedom to the strong to oppress the weak is not the way to secure the greatest possible amount of freedom in the world.
Without effort and change, human life cannot remain good.
State socialism, though it might give material security and more justice than we have at present, would probably fail to liberate creative impulses or produce a progressive society.
Capitalism and the wage system must be abolished; they are twin monsters which are eating up the life of the world.
Love of uniformity, or the mere pleasure of interfering, or dislike of differing tastes and temperaments, may often lead a majority to control a minority in matters which do not really concern the majority.
a majority of journalists are engaged in writing for newspapers whose politics they disagree with; only a man of wealth can own a large newspaper
At present our institutions rest upon two things: property and power. Both of these are very unjustly distributed; both, in the actual world, are of great importance to the happiness of the individual.