““The problem of the Government is a ‘consideration of convenience’ as Burke called it. It is the problem of finding how we can best live together in peace and harmony as we are, and not as we ought to be. For this, as we have seen, there must be a supervisor, a Government, for the simple reason that we are imperfect and because most of us are short-futured men with little thought for the days to come—unhappily apt to fall for the delusions of the present.””