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Page 98
... individuals in the Communist system are not opposed to socialism , but op- posed to the way in which it is being achieved - this confirms the fact that the Communists are not developing any sort of true socialism . The individual rebels ...
... individuals in the Communist system are not opposed to socialism , but op- posed to the way in which it is being achieved - this confirms the fact that the Communists are not developing any sort of true socialism . The individual rebels ...
Page 108
... individual human being who himself uses up part of his labor . Speaking in the abstract , the labor force , taken as a whole , is a factor in total social production . The new ruling class with its material and political monopoly uses ...
... individual human being who himself uses up part of his labor . Speaking in the abstract , the labor force , taken as a whole , is a factor in total social production . The new ruling class with its material and political monopoly uses ...
Page 109
... individual , but , as we know , camouflaged by the fact that he is collective and formally unidentifiable . Above ... individual enterprises but of the production machine as a whole . The owner is not harmed by losses in individual ...
... individual , but , as we know , camouflaged by the fact that he is collective and formally unidentifiable . Above ... individual enterprises but of the production machine as a whole . The owner is not harmed by losses in individual ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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