7 Freedom should not be impatient, for she is immortal. Nature's Way Sentimental men nad women, observing the weaknesses of the human race, hope to spare their fellow-beings pain and suffering by relieving them of personal responsibility. Thus we get our uplift movements, our paternalism, our coddling of the shiftless, the thriftless, the unfit. That is not nature's way. Nature would compel us to suffer the consequences of our acts.
Nature puts the responsibility on the individual.
I do not argue for less sympathy and kindness. I merely urge the necessity of. At the time of the original publication, The Dozer was Professor of History Emeritus at the University of California, Santa Barbara.