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Accumulation (n.) is a mere handful beside the mighty river of yearly production that rolls on into the forgotten ocean of consumption — yet the vulgar eye is struck only by the handful.
Security (n.) is the name given to perpetuating the results of force, fraud and chance — and to it all the productive powers of the human race have been sacrificed.
Society (n.) so called has been one long effort to deceive and induce, terrify and compel the worker to labour for the smallest possible share of what he makes.
Wealth (n.) is mostly nominal: not ships, houses and cotton, but mere demands on the future productive powers of society.