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At the same time a change should never be shirked on the ground of its being radical, when the abuse has become flagrant and no other remedy appears possible.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “At the same time a change should never be shirked on the ground of its being radical, when the abuse has become flagrant…”
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Roosevelt argues that radical changes are justified when abuses are severe and no other solutions are available.
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