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... Marxism , for example , is a tremendous gamble for the Marxist but if he wins the people lose . The Marxist promises them a new freedom if he wins and if he does he imposes on them instead a new servitude . Where the people know what ...
... Marxism , for example , is a tremendous gamble for the Marxist but if he wins the people lose . The Marxist promises them a new freedom if he wins and if he does he imposes on them instead a new servitude . Where the people know what ...
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... Marxist type can not . The logic of Marxism is invincibly anti - democratic , and the slogans of democracy are used by it in a propagandist way , whether it be to decry the " sham democracy " of other systems or to assert the " true ...
... Marxist type can not . The logic of Marxism is invincibly anti - democratic , and the slogans of democracy are used by it in a propagandist way , whether it be to decry the " sham democracy " of other systems or to assert the " true ...
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... Marxist position negates the existence of democracy altogether - so long as any classes what- ever exist . This viewpoint resembles in turn the doctrine of non- Marxist writers such as James Burnham in The Managerial Revolution , where ...
... Marxist position negates the existence of democracy altogether - so long as any classes what- ever exist . This viewpoint resembles in turn the doctrine of non- Marxist writers such as James Burnham in The Managerial Revolution , where ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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