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Socialists , therefore , run little electoral risk in advocating unlimited taxation for the purpose of subsidising ... as an instrument for the destruction of capitalism by way of prelude to the establishment of the Socialist paradise .
Socialists , therefore , run little electoral risk in advocating unlimited taxation for the purpose of subsidising ... as an instrument for the destruction of capitalism by way of prelude to the establishment of the Socialist paradise .
Sivu 188
The nearer we draw to socialism through the avenue of social reform the more are these qualities weakened , these ... that the majority of the present Conservative party fully accepts the fallacious reasoning of the Tory Socialist .
The nearer we draw to socialism through the avenue of social reform the more are these qualities weakened , these ... that the majority of the present Conservative party fully accepts the fallacious reasoning of the Tory Socialist .
Sivu 254
We must therefore look for some point on which all Socialists agree , and accept , as an example of Socialism in practice , any fully democratised State which has set up a Socialist administration holding that article of faith .
We must therefore look for some point on which all Socialists agree , and accept , as an example of Socialism in practice , any fully democratised State which has set up a Socialist administration holding that article of faith .
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