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Updated: April 30, 2025
"I don't know that they claim to be saying the final word, but they do know they could take away much of the confusion." Katie was thinking of the story she had heard the night before. "Do you think socialism's going to remove all the suffering from the world? Reach all the aches and fill all the empty places?
His statements as to what constitutes the Socialist philosophy should be based on a careful study of Marx, Engels and the other writers who have produced Socialism's classic literature, and not on some ten-cent pamphlet by a new convert, published, not on its merits, but because the author had money enough to get it printed. The Japanese in this country show their superiority in this respect.
He still seemed reluctant to give up his comet. "Socialism's all right," he said, "but if that thing up there WAS to hit the earth it might matter." "Nothing matters but human beings." "Suppose it killed them all." "Oh," said I, "that's Rot," "I wonder," said Parload, dreadfully divided in his allegiance. He looked at the comet.
It has to teach the collective organization of society; and to that the class-consciousness and intense class-prejudices of the worker need to bow quite as much as those of the property owner. But when I say that Socialism's mission is to teach, I do not mean that its mission is a merely verbal and mental one; it must use all instruments and teach by example as well as precept.
I was so used to entire possession of our talk that his brief contradiction struck me like a blow. "Don't agree with me!" I repeated. "No," said Parload "But how?" "I believe science is of more importance than socialism," he said. "Socialism's a theory. Science science is something more." And that was really all he seemed to be able to say.
For Liebknecht shows that the power which now causes a Socialist alliance to be sought after in some countries even by Socialism's most bitter enemies would never have arisen had the party not clung closely to its guiding principle, the policy of "no compromise."
Isn't that what it's called? Man: Has Omar Khayyam reached the theatrical world? Well, there's no doubt the earth does move, after all. Woman: A little more soda, please. And just a trifle less impudence. What book ought one to be reading, then? Man: Socialism's the thing just now. Read Wells on Socialism. It'll be all over the theatrical world in a few years' time. Woman: No fear!
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