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... means . And Communists are incapa- ble of renouncing the essential thing - the lack of choice of means - because of the fact that they want to retain absolute power and thei . own egotistical interests . Even if they did not so wish ...
... means . And Communists are incapa- ble of renouncing the essential thing - the lack of choice of means - because of the fact that they want to retain absolute power and thei . own egotistical interests . Even if they did not so wish ...
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... means . Renouncing the use of such means will arouse doubts as to the end itself . As soon as means which would insure an end are shown to be evil , the end will show itself as being unrealizable . For the essential thing in every ...
... means . Renouncing the use of such means will arouse doubts as to the end itself . As soon as means which would insure an end are shown to be evil , the end will show itself as being unrealizable . For the essential thing in every ...
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... means , is in accord with the grandiosity , even with the unreality , of Communist aims . By revolutionary means , contemporary Communism has suc- ceeded in demolishing one form of society and despotically setting up another . At first ...
... means , is in accord with the grandiosity , even with the unreality , of Communist aims . By revolutionary means , contemporary Communism has suc- ceeded in demolishing one form of society and despotically setting up another . At first ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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