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To: verdugo
Well, I read only the brief summary of the post, did not read the rest of the article.

But in that summary, he speaks of the contradiction of treating your employees/"servants" in one manner and expecting them, as customers to spend in another. That need to find balance, to price your products appropriately and to compete for the customers is what makes capitalism function

22 posted on 12/28/2010 8:19:08 AM PST by Lloyd227 (Class of 1998 (let's all help the Team McCain spider monkeys decide how to moderate))
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To: Lloyd227

Explain yourself please. What Chesterton wrote of capitlsm contains no beauty, a country of many paupers and few rich, is not a place where any free man would choose to live in.

Chesterton does not say: “treating your employees/”servants” in one manner and expecting them, as customers to spend in another. That need to find balance, to price your products appropriately and to compete for the customers is what makes capitalism function”

Chesterton says the Master: “wants to pay him like a pauper but expects him to spend like a prince”.

Chesterton speaks nothing about a fare wage, or anything about the treatment of the employees. He is talking only about an unjust wage. “wants to pay him like a pauper but expects him to spend like a prince”.


25 posted on 12/28/2010 8:37:20 AM PST by verdugo
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