This statement embodies Schlafly's whole argument. Schafly cannot see how so called "feminists" can be wanting more than what they have. No, men and women are not equal, but women, as Schafly notes, get special privilege. Although this is a contested view at the time, Schafly sticks by it. Homemaking and child bearing are seen as a privilege...

This particular section of the piece seems to really attack the Robber Barons of the Gilded Age (Rockefeller, Carnegie, etc.). My interpretation of the document is: George is trying to convey a thought most citizens wouldn't have thought of, and that is the thought, "money does NOT equal progress". There is plenty of money to be spread around in order to make an equal distribution of wealth. The reason why George feels progression is halted is because there is a flaw in the way that wealth is distributed.

Basically, George is referencing how educating those who are bound to live a life of poverty up-ends the progress that it develops. This can be seen by the disorder that the lower-class causes when they realize how mistreated they are.