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Dollars for Socialism

by Frank Chodorov

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has to work with what the good Lord gave him. What is unforgivable is a writer who will not take the trouble to write as well as he can. The Sub-terraneans contains some of the most sloppy prose ever exposed to linotype. Kerouac should remember what Genêt—a very responsible and exact man with words—once said: “My victory is verbal.”

Socialists (or “Liberals,” as they prefer to be called) are shrewd; capitalists (or businessmen), when they venture outside of the field of making things and money, are naive. And when the two engage in a joint undertaking, the former will literally talk the latter out of their eye teeth.

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