The Inertia of the Mass

The oft repeated slogan of our time is, among all politicians, the socialists included, that ours is an era of individualism of the minority. Have not the few accumulated the wealth of the world? Are they not the masters, the absolute kings of the situation? The cravenness, the utter submission of the mass wants but to be dominated, to be led, to be coerced. As individualism, at no time in human history did it have less chance of expression, less opportunity to assert itself in a normal, healthy manner. Educators of ferrar's type are nowhere tolerated,. while the dieticians of predigested food, alla professors eliot and butler,