The Expansion of Rural Life
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This proves to the first type of farmer that cooperation is a failure and they begin to withdraw from their organization. Farmers of the second type, also, are disappointed in their expectations of income. Then, too, some of them are annoyed because they do not get the attention they think is due them in the deliberations of the organiza- tion. Their superiority is not recognized. Naturally the men of constructive mind are the acknowledged leaders and are more lis- tened to than merely impulsiv...e men. So this second type begins to withdraw. Those who withdraw are termed selfish by the construc- tive leaders. "Stick to it and make it succeed" is their impulse. The preservation of the society now depends on how many members the leaders can persuade to stick.
What is this selfishness that begins to appear and to threaten the organization? If those who withdraw were farsighted enough, they could see that their own personal interest in the long run would be served by striking. Is unselfishness, then, mere farsightedness as to what constitutes a selfish interest?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This proves to the first type of farmer that cooperation is a failure and they begin to withdraw from their organization. Farmers of the second type, also, are disappointed in their expectations of income. Then, too, some of them are annoyed because they do not get the attention they think is due them in the deliberations of the organiza- tion. Their superiority is not recognized. Naturally the men of constructive mind are the acknowledged leaders and are more lis- tened to than merely impulsiv...e men. So this second type begins to withdraw. Those who withdraw are termed selfish by the construc- tive leaders. "Stick to it and make it succeed" is their impulse. The preservation of the society now depends on how many members the leaders can persuade to stick.
What is this selfishness that begins to appear and to threaten the organization? If those who withdraw were farsighted enough, they could see that their own personal interest in the long run would be served by striking. Is unselfishness, then, mere farsightedness as to what constitutes a selfish interest?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mickel Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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