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Apology for Not Being a Communist
Broun, Heywood | September 4, 1935 issue

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In this article the author presents is views on communism. According to the author some sort of cooperative commonwealth is a desirable goal of society, and he see only the slimmest chance of any such end being attained by democracy. Any evolutionary development toward the almost perfect state is a long shot. The author remarks that "my Communist friends assure me that they do not favor a proletarian purge for any sadistic reasons." It is simply true that certain persons could never be induced to play along with the new order.

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COMMUNISM; POLITICAL doctrines; THOUGHT & thinking; SOCIAL psychology; DEMOCRACY; SOCIAL development
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