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Show 89 Using the eotes even fli iberol term substantial t as G fun·damentol or thought form change The liberal in from the conservativ·e he would U as 0 form that would one it not for the faet that the Liberol in were change, being thwarted edmits, and place Thomas avoldihg violence would be undistlnguishable in his with the radical camp, $om.etimes in efforts, would despaIr and with adherring to what often thon not side more Q sense of futility ot trying make his position dear to tho .. in power. The modern Llberol fQvors govern- ment actIon, In achieving his Qlms; he would socrifiee all other loyalties and the in,dividuel ogoinst his will. to and Hrodical advocates it, in the bringing about of this change, in the liberal mold. to that eschews violence but advo- He would achieve Nbstantiat goins for G The liberal who mobs group. gives up his sole state, provided Thomas, loyahies, no ostensibly he as con long once get as no re$ults from his he holds to to eschew vlolenee, finally peaceful permcnently into the camp of the In to the rad'cal. said in his classroom that HQ great thing in American Government thought: "The genius of is efforts of persuasion. his concept of individual freedom and many £iMlly gives is the respect for minorities. minority dlsoQvG'ntaged, underprivileged other concess,ion them would be forever burred from sl iding Thomas 0 ln his attempt cOt1(;etsion, and advccotes the single loyolty of the single-willed disillusioned Liberal who that the troup., d',regard the individual save our In CI more formal statement he repeated American Government is not that the protected. a the some moiority rules 35 35 Congressional Record, Vol. SO, February 15, 1936). p, 2128, (74th Congress, 2d Sess., but |
