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...equality in contrast to hierarchy of classes. The loss of freedom on the material plane will have been the price of abolition of violence and injustice on the material plane. 'Government is the penalty for original sin.' Given the imperfection of human nature, the only way to abolish strife and injustice on a material plane is to restrict freedom there. In a powerful, healthy, overpopulated world, even the proletarian's freedom to beget children will no longer be his private affair, but will be regulated by the state...
Wolfe and Rose readily conceded the Holy Cross argument that some program to abolish employment discrimination is necessary, but denied the effectiveness of legislation...
...upstate New York, "brings into this state the worst record of hatred and warfare against minorities of any man who ever walked into this state." Twice, said Dewey going to the record, Alabama's Sparkman voted against anti-lynching bills, and twice he voted against bills to abolish the poll...
...that they would deal only with Indiana wholesalers who agreed to resale prices fixed by Seagrams. All the drug company wanted was a chance to buy some Seagrams liquor without making such an agreement. But the Supreme Court went much further. Not only did it rule that Seagrams should abolish such restrictive practices; it also said that subsidiary corporations have an obligation to compete with one another, even though they may be under the same ownership. Thus, by going after subsidiary-pricing, FTC could also attack Fair Trade-pricing under the antitrust laws...
...long as some change in upperclass attendance is necessary, it might as well be consistent and complete. To show their faith in the upperclassman's ability to budget his time, the Deans should abolish upperclass attendance records altogether...