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Editorial
February 27, 1907
Shiner Gazette
Shiner, Lavaca County, Texas
What is this article about?
Prof. Felix Adler critiques socialism as impractical, citing examples from France, arguing it stifles individual freedom, progress, talent distribution, and raises moral objections to its promoted equality and fraternity.
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Prof. Felix Adler
On Socialism.
I do not believe that socialism is PRACTICAL. -Wherever the Socialists have come into power, as in France, when they have taken up the reins of government in any measure they have dropped their doctrinaire theories.
Socialism would tend toward LACK OF INDIVIDUAL FREE-DOM and the heavy conservation of the masses would rule. That would tend to discourage human progress.
Socialism would act as a damper in distributing human talent.
Great moral objections stand against the Socialist Propaganda.
I do not believe in the sort of moral equality and fraternity that Socialism produces.
On Socialism.
I do not believe that socialism is PRACTICAL. -Wherever the Socialists have come into power, as in France, when they have taken up the reins of government in any measure they have dropped their doctrinaire theories.
Socialism would tend toward LACK OF INDIVIDUAL FREE-DOM and the heavy conservation of the masses would rule. That would tend to discourage human progress.
Socialism would act as a damper in distributing human talent.
Great moral objections stand against the Socialist Propaganda.
I do not believe in the sort of moral equality and fraternity that Socialism produces.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic Policy
Social Reform
What keywords are associated?
Socialism Critique
Practicality
Individual Freedom
Moral Objections
Human Progress
What entities or persons were involved?
Prof. Felix Adler
Socialists
France
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Critique Of Socialism
Stance / Tone
Opposition To Socialism
Key Figures
Prof. Felix Adler
Socialists
France
Key Arguments
Socialism Is Not Practical; Socialists Drop Theories When In Power
Socialism Leads To Lack Of Individual Freedom And Rule By The Masses
Socialism Discourages Human Progress
Socialism Dampens Distribution Of Human Talent
Great Moral Objections To Socialist Propaganda
No Belief In The Moral Equality And Fraternity Produced By Socialism