¶ Communism
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Communism:
“In sociology we’ve got such a high frequency of asymmetry that we’re permitted to get into fantastic asymmetrical extremes. That’s why our sociologists have so much trouble. They’re looking at special case instead of principles. And, not knowing this, they don’t realize that communism induces capitalism and vice versa.* . . . Marx had classes because he had to have some balance. So he said one class would destroy the other, so then the Universe would be destroyed.”
¶ Citations
- tape transcript RBF to EJA and BO*R, Chicago, 31 May, 1971.
