The Human
Jungle
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we in this country want to be
prepared to give our moral and
material support, including the
creation of a healthy public sen
timent, that in case the working
~ class succeed in establishing v
government in Europe, we would
be in a position to influence tlu
American government to give h
early recognition. Wo shoul
be prepared for emergencies.
This war lias shown that w>
are not much bettor than sav
ages. J lie cause of war is jus1
the old cause in a new form,
buvages would infringe on an
other tribe’s hunting grounds
* fml war would ensue. This
lime it wi s German capitalist
hjmving late on (he scene, and
infringing on (he British and
Trench capitalists exploiting
territory.
The British working etas
movement, which was showing
such militant ami clear-cut ac
tion, lias been hated. The Ger -
man movement has bewilderci
ns. Perhaps we over estimated
the German socialist movemcn
Perhaps it largely reflected th
personality of Wilhelm Liebltn
*eo1u ««»d August Bebel, me:
they being dead, th? movement
lost its vigor. At any rate the
the German socialist movement
showed a yellow streak; it show
ed that it lacked the spirit o!
international solidarity. The
spirit of militarism was inocu
lated into it. The psychology
of the file and drum has proven
more powerful than the socialist
•philosophy.
There is no i se in the Ger
man socialists saying that they
rtere tricked into the war. Had
stood firm and started a
reWlution or general stride, the
workers of Britain and France
would have forced their go vet n
y meats to lialt Russia from in -
Vading Germany. It was not'
against Russia that the social-'
ists in the German army march
ed, but Belgium, the country
Where the workers were the
farthest advanced on the road
to socialism, where the inter- ;
national headquarters were lo
cated; and against France, the
most democratic country in cor. -
tinental Europe.
There is no denying the fact
that the German socialists gave
their aid to militarism. The
^maguificeut stand that Liebkn
ect, Rosa Luxemburg,. FranV
Meliring, Clara Zetkin, Kautsky
and Eedebour nre taking
against the war, shows that re
action has already set in. Ger
many wanted tb® Belgian mine!
and the Belgian seaboard, li
was necessary for her expan
or commercial develop
meat, But it look* as though
she had over-reached herself.
Monarchy is now stronger in
Belgium than before the war, ■
This talk of the twilight of the|
kings is far-fetched, for the pres
ent at least
A revolution is liable to lake
place in Austria Hungary, but
if it does it will be more of a
social affair than on economic
or democratic one. It is doubt
ful if a revolution will take
place in Germany. Thpt de
pends on ’.lie develop men's in
the next few months. Russia
is the one place where wo may
■xpeet immediate results. In
ill probability Russi i will be
come a constitutional mon
archy, Russia made a big ad
vance after the Crimean war
when the Czar voluntarily abol
ished serfdom; and it is quit"
reasonable to expect that tlm in
fluence of British and French
capitalists will operate for re
fonns in Russia in order to siill
further secure and enhance the
mortgage they hold on the Rus
sian government, hy hastening
economic development.
American socialists are de
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