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“They say’’ that over near Warrenton on some government project the laborers are making $2 an hour. The natural consequence follows: farmers c*’t get any help.
Such news always starts off a series of indignation statements. “How can you expect to get teachers, when they see brawn paid more than brain?” “What’s the use of trying to educate your children if they are going to earn a living with their hides instead of their heads?” “What’s goin to happen when the farmer can’t get help to raise food?” And on, and on, and on.
And the laborers who get the $2 an hour squawk like fury when with-holding tax, social security, union dues, and several other unidentified deductions knock their checks about half in two. They can't understand that the government is taking part of it to pay back to other businesses who will go under for lack of laborers.
It all may be plain as the nose on your face—I don’t understand it 1 ,
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Someone told me. a story the other day of a teacher who explained socialism in his classes by practicing it for a few weeks. The theory seemed to be “From each according to his ability to each according to his need." The practice in the classroom ran to grades on work done. One student made
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