William S. Burroughs Quotes
Communism, It's A Reactive Formation Derived From Capitalism. For This Reason It's Less Flexible And Has A Lower Survival Potential. The Days Of Laissez-faire Capitalism Are Completely Dead, And The Assumptions Of Nineteenth-century Communism Are Equally Dead, Because They Were Based On Laissez-faire Capitalism. While There's Hardly A Trace Of It Left In Capitalist Countries, Communism Is Still Reacting To Something That's Been Dead For Over A Hundred Years.
And Present-day Communism Clings To This Outmoded Concepts, Refusing To Acknowledge The Contradictions And Failures Of The Marxist System. Communism Doesn't Have Any Capacity To Change. Capitalism Is Flexible, And It's Changing All The Time, And It's Changed Immeasurably. Communism Apparently Are Still Asserting That They Are Not Changing, They're Following The Same Marxist Principles. We Don't Have Any Principles. It's An Advantage.
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