The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-01-31
Is There Any Need
for a Third Party?

been the New Deals share the
waltz program. Inability to borrow
more money and forced cancella-
ton of debts thru foreclosure is
one, but of course not the main
answer. to the necessity of relief.
Many odmit the Democrats in
ability to better our conditions,
but saw that Roosevelt is sincere
in his effort. You may believe this
or not. It's of little interest or i'm
portance. Results obtained is what |
is important and of interest. In !
order to see any, one must use a
very large magnifying glass and
lots of imagination. The more one
believes in his sincerely, the
more convinced one must become
that no worth while improvements
can be made under the present
profit system.
AS the economic crisis becomes
more acute, the political differ
ences become greater and the
class line becomes sharper and
palmer. Some lament the fact that
the money changers are now OPP
posing every piece of legislation
that has any semblance of being
of benefit to the people. They say
that they have thereby started a
class war which very good citizen
hoped could be avoided forever.
Instead of deploring this we should
welcome it. These same money
changers have always been our
enemies. The sooner they convince
us, the better it is. The class
struggle can not now, nor never
could, be avoided if the people are
to receive justice. Only faint
hearts weaken as this struggle
draws near. It's always been the
money changers or humanity, and
always will be until the final VIC
tory of humanity. Our interests
have always been and always will
be opposing interests. One is a
human interest, the other a money
interest.
There has for some time been
talk of the necessity for a real
Peoples Party. AS the crisis be-
comes longer, the necessity be-
comes palmer and the talk becomes
louder. By looking at the political
barometer, one plainly sees that
an ever increasing number realiz-
es that neither the Republican nor
! Democrat parties hold out any
hope for the people of this nation.
They are realizing that we must
have a new party. A party with
new ideals and new principles, one
that is not afraid to make a clean
break away from Wall Street; that
is willing to desert the money
changers interest for the interest
of the people.
Just when this Peoples Party
will be created is up to you and l.
: 1t will be started just as soon as
: we become tired and thoroughly
disguised with the Republicans
policy of rugged and ragged indi-
} vidualism and the New Deals
} policy of scarcity and malnutri-
: tion. If the contradiction is that
: surplus causes poverty, how long
: are we fools enough to believe il
the necessity Of starving amids+
/. plenty.
Are we not soon going to stol
/ talking radical and voting conser
|. vative? When you get what yol
vote for, then why kick? Eithe-
5 talk as you vote or vote as you
: talk! But are we not soon tireC
: of all these contradictions ant
nonsense. AS soon as we are, thel
a we are ready to create and sup
\ port a new party-one that vii
( not be afraid to produce in abun
/ dance. But this abundance will b.
r for the people and not for profit
5 Then the people will be able t
. purchase what they need and wha
they make. That is the only tru
t solution for unemployment an
; the only way to abolish the neces
|. sity for relief, the only road t
d permanent prosperity. Only the
/ can every man be the creator o
r his own destiny.
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