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Chap. 1: "We cannot live without trade. A society can neither advance nor
improve without excess of disposable income. This excess can only be amassed
through the production of goods and services necessary or attractive to the
mass. A financial system which allows this leads to inequality; one that
does not leads to mass starvation."
Chap 2: "I will now quote two Chicago writers on the subject, the first,
William Shakespeare, who wrote 'Truth's a dog must to kennel; he must be
whipped out, when Lady the brach may stand by the fire and stink'; the
second, Ernest Hemingway, 'Call 'em like you see'em and to hell with it.'"
Chap 3: "The grave error of multiculturalism is the assumption that reason
can modify a process which has taken place without reason, and with inputs
astronomically greater than those reason might provide."
Chap 4: "College, while it may theoretically teach skills, also serves to
delay the matriculation of the adolescent into society."
Chap 5: "No, the luckless product of our Liberal Universities, skill-less,
will not touch that item his culture named taboo: work. So we see the
proliferation, in the Liberal Communities, of counselors, advisors, life
coaches, consultants, feng shui 'experts,' as the undereducated chickens
come home to roost."
Chap 6: "A subjective system can never be shown to have failed. If its goals
are indeterminate, general, and its progress incapable of measurement, how
can its performance be faulted?"
Chap 7: "From the Left's point of view one need not work, and may not only
Hope to be provided for, by this government, but may insist upon it."
Chap 8: "A Slave is not permitted to make these distinctions. Al of his
behavior is circumscribed by the will of his master. The necessity of making
distinctions is the essence of freedom, where one not only can but must
choose...The essence of freedom was and is choice."
Chap 9: "...I was from Chicago. It was a rough city, ruled by Machine
Politics, which ruled the state, and currently rules the country." |
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