The men who endeavor to prevent the remedying of real abuses, not only show callous disregard for the suffering of others, but also weaken those who are anxious to prevent the adoption of indiscriminate would-be remedies which would subvert our whole industrial fabric.
Roosevelt condemns those who obstruct the remedying of abuses, highlighting their moral failings.
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