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Updated: May 18, 2025
On Kooltopa alone, the tables are turned, and the amiable Stewart makes a holy show of the truculent rouse-about. But on no station, not even on Kooltopa, has imagination bodied forth, or tradition handed down, any such vagary as might imply that a wage-slave saw the inside of the house or the barracks.
He would have given all he had into those hands of yours that have nearly strangled me. But you couldn't, eh? Nohow what?" He paused. "So, rather than you followed a gentleman?" He noticed a slight movement of her head and spoke quickly. "Same here rather than be a wage-slave. Only these foreigners aren't to be trusted. You're too good for him. A man that will rob his best chum?"
As no permanent legal relation binds the wage-slave either to the capitalist proprietor or to the soil, his daily bread is not assured to him, because the proprietor no longer has any interest to feed and support the laborers who toil in his factory or on his field.
If you have property, you have to protect it." "Cotton," said Hal, "you sell Old Peter your time but surely you might keep part of your brains! Enough to look at your monthly pay-check and realise that you too are a wage-slave, not much better than the miners you despise." The other smiled.
Or else you'd never dare to jump the fence and come and play in my back yard when all the other boys politely knock at the front door and get sent home." "Me well, I'm a wage-slave of the VanZile Motor people, in charge of the Touricar department. Age, twenty-eight almost. Habits, all bad.... No, I'll tell you.
The really honest workingman, no matter how indefatigable and economical he may be, if he succeeds in raising himself from the state of wage-slave to that of an overseer or contractor, can, by a long life of privations, accumulate at most a few hundreds of dollars.
It will be a movement beginning in the far-off past, a thing obscure and unhonored, a thing easy to ridicule, easy to despise; a thing unlovely, wearing the aspect of vengeance and hate but to you, the working-man, the wage-slave, calling with a voice insistent, imperious with a voice that you cannot escape, wherever upon the earth you may be!
We live for something do not merely live. The wage-slave lives for the evening's liberty, the business man for his wealth, the preacher for his church. I used to live for my school. Then a moment like the one I was living through arrives. Nature strips down our pretences with a relentless finger, and we stand, bare of disguises, as helpless failures.
Labor was glorified, and the cringing wage-slave of the nineteenth century stood forth transfigured as the knight of humanity."
Can you go all the way back and show there is no flaw anywhere in your title? I tell you that the beginning and the root of your wealth is necessarily in injustice. And why? Because Nature did not make this man rich and that man poor from the start. Nature does not intend for one man to have capital and another to be a wage-slave. Nature made the earth to be cultivated by all.
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