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    by Jackson, Starkey
    Published March 1939
    “…An alliance between the working class and capitalist parties means that the workers must confine themselves to a purely capitalist programme, for the capitalists will not accept a working class policy. …”
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    “…The Conference finds that the policy of non-intervention as regards Spain has failed due to the fact that it was administered by the capitalist governments of the world who are guided by their class interests and are therefore against the Spanish Republic. 2. …”
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    Published 1946
    “…Moreover, because such nationalisation takes place within a capitalist framework and is concerned 2 15X/2/98/21…”
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    Published January 1943
    “…And that will make more and more converts. Without planning, Capitalist countries after this war are going to suffer from unemployment, underemployment and — in Britain particularly — a falling birthrate. …”
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    by Rogers, Jack
    Published 10 December 1942
    “…Further, it will not end the divisions of our class society, which is the mainspring of the capitalists, in their desire to continue the domination which their superiority in financial spheres enables them to wield. …”
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    by Rogers, Jack
    Published 10 December 1942
    “…Further, it will not end the divisions of our class society, which is the mainspring of the capitalists, in their desire to continue the domination which their superiority in financial spheres enables them to wield. …”
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    “…001-0182-007 feudal and capitalistic, has perished, to give place to a Republic young, enthusiastic, eager for the work of renovation, which ought soon to put Spain at the head of the civilised countries. …”
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    Published [1944?]
    “…At present it is impossible to give prisoners constructive and useful work because of the competition for markets and for jobs, which is inherent in the capitalist system, though it is generally agreed that this is one of the most important factors in restoring confidence and self-respect. …”
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    “…There is widespread concern at the steadily accumulating evidence of the terrible effects of prolonged unemployment on health; but the present interest in Nutrition is partly due to the fact that one section of capitalist producers — farmers in this and other countries — are unable to find a profitable market for their produce. …”
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    Published 1946
    “…The Labour Party, however, did not fight the General Election with such a programme, which would have cut at the very roots of the old order, involving as it does so many issues of vital importance to the capitalist class. Thus, the explanation of the Labour Government's failure to overcome the housing crisis is the fundamental truth that it is a reformist government, compromising with capitalism, and incapable of meeting the challenge of a developing world with the principles and policy of socialism. …”
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    “…La vieille societe espagnole, l'ancien regime feodal, capitaliste, s'effondra, pour faire place a une Republique jeune, enthousiaste, ardente a l'oeuvre de renovation, qui devait bientot placer l'Espagne en tete de tous les pays civilises. …”
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    by Lansbury, Edgar
    Published [1924?]
    “…Much of the money for this work must be taken from those who want to forget what capitalist society costs the working masses; Poplar's message to them is that whosoever would save his soul must first lose his money. …”
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    Published 1930
    “…The sick under Socialism would be served by unified medical and allied services of the Ministry of Health, paid an adequate living income, with an incentive to service, and not to profit from the exploitation of sickness of the present commercialised and capitalistic system. 3. The authority of medical science would be confined solely to its own sphere, where it would be unquestioned. 4. …”
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    Published 1930
    “…The sick under Socialism would be served by unified medical and allied services of the Ministry of Health, paid an adequate living income, with an incentive to service, and not to profit from the exploitation of sickness of the present commercialised and capitalistic system. 3. The authority of medical science would be confined solely to its own sphere, where it would be unquestioned. 4. …”
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    “…Ministerial announcements so far on the future of Voluntary Institutions have been most unsatisfactory, tendentiously favourable to their continuance on present private lines, perhaps in view of recent life saving endowments by the deliberate designed policy of generous capitalists turned benefactors. (e) The very best professional skill and advice must be available to every citizen under all conditions and as appropriate to his health needs. …”
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    Published October 1944
    “…Finally it will consider the inadequate measures of relief — the palliatives with which a capitalist society staves off the inevitable day when the abolition of property will clear the way for the abolition of poverty. …”
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    Published October 1944
    “…The object of penalising earned income is partly to remove old people from the labour market, on the capitalist's assumption that there is always a shortage of jobs. …”
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