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The Question Of Souls Is Old—we Demand Our Bodies, Now. We Are Tired Of Promises, God Is Deaf, And His Church Is Our Worst Enemy.

But What The Working-class Can Do, When Once They Grow Into A Solidified Organization, Is To Show The Possessing Class, Through A Sudden Cessation Of All Work, That The Whole Social Structure Rests On Them; That The Possessions Of The Others Are Absolutely Worthless To Them Without The Workers' Activity; That Such Protests, Such Strikes, Are Inherent In The System Of Property And Will Continually Recur Until The Whole Thing Is Abolished - And Having Shown That Effectively, Proceed To Expropriate.

A Standing Army Is A Standing Menace To Liberty.

As Long As The Working-people Fold Hands And Pray The Gods In Washington To Give Them Work, So Long They Will Not Get It.

Is It Not Enough That 'things Are Cruel And Blind'? Must We Also Be Cruel And Blind?