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Similarly, Ralph Nader first became a major public figure with the 1965 publication of his book Unsafe at Any Speed, which depicted American cars in general, and the Corvair in particular, as accident-prone.
But that is wholly different from making such a large and fundamental change on the basis of verbal virtuosity in depicting the issue as being simply that of one set of "income distribution" statistics today versus an alternative set of "income distribution" statistics tomorrow.
Dewey saw the existing market economy as one "maintaining artificial scarcity" for the sake of "personal profit."1 George Bernard Shaw likewise saw "restricting output" as the principle on which capitalism was founded.2 Bertrand Russell depicted a market economy as one in which "wealthy highwaymen are allowed to levy toll upon the world for the use of indispensable minerals."3
John Dewey, for example, said, "comprehensive plans" are required "if the problem of social organization is to be met."15 Otherwise, there will be "a continuation of a regime of accident, waste and distress."16 To Dewey, "dependence upon intelligence" is an alternative to "drift and casual improvisation"17- that is, chaos- and those who are "hostile to intentional social planning" were depicted as being in favor of "atomistic individualism."18
John Dewey could depict businesses as controlling markets but that position is not inherent in being ideologically on the left.
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