Kulturbolschewismuss.

"Even under capitalism." said Mr. Meek. "the majority of educational facilities are controlled by the State Under Socialism. This control could be carried a great deal further to produce a better educated community.

"We are proud of our British culture, but what does it mean to the masses? To them, it can offer nothing. But without the support of society. Culture cannot progress, because are and society are [unclear: inextricably] linked."

Science and capitalism had developed together, but now each discovery page with the problems outweighing its advantages. Only in a Socialist state could social organisation keep pace with the problems outweighing its advantages. Only in a Socialist state could social organisation keep pace with the problems [unclear: science] created.

"The literary diet of the masses to-day comprises solely newspapers and puts magazines Powerful interests are making profits by debasing our intellect and emotions How can we stimulate first class [unclear: litraing] Only by creating a popular raise for the best in that everyone can enjoy it only by Socialism," Mr. Meek concluded.