Excerpt from The Labor-Value Fallacy: Published by the Patriots League, Chicago
No one can regard with absolute indifference the fierce discussions concerning social relations which are now agitating Europe and America. Every inhabitant of these continents has something at stake upon the outcome of these discussions; and it is very important that sincere men should be able to take a clear and confident stand in these disputes.
I have observed that a large proportion of men, who are beyond question intelligent and sincere, are far from confident in reference to socialism. On the contrary, I have found many benevolent, well informed men in avowed sympathy with socialism. It is not uncommon to hear a good word for social ism spoken by careful and conservative citizens, and not infrequently I have heard socialist arguments put by, as impracticable, solely on the ground that man kind never can expect to reach perfection.
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