Excerpt from The Superstition Called Socialism
This book has been written primarily to meet the requirements of the anti-Socialist speaker, but it will also appeal to every thinking advocate of Social Progress, for it contains a dispassionate reasoned presentation of Constructive Social Progress based upon Reason and Experience, and compares it with the Disruptive schemes of Collectivism on the one hand, and of Anarchism on the other.
The method employed throughout is that of reasoned argument from facts which the references given will enable every reader to verify for himself. The book therefore appeals just as much to the thinking Socialist as to the thinking anti-Socialist. The only Socialist to whom it will not appeal is he who blindly accepts the statements of his leaders, and is not possessed of sufficient intelligence to understand, or even to attempt to understand, the arguments on either side.
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