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...modern corporation's most important new challenges will be in dealing with its own employees. Karl Marx's case for Communism was based in large part on the "alienation" of industrial workers, who felt estranged from society because of the dehumanizing nature of 19th century industrial life. The overwhelming size of many modern factories and offices now makes that alienation more acute. But attempts are being made to create a stronger sense of participation by workers in both their jobs and their firms...
...society, Communism has always established its own "new class," which enjoys special privileges and benefits...
...some innocent bystanders and frightened others. Many carried pipes, chains and clubs. "Revolution" was Marshall's own word for this ominous wave of the future, but other rhetorical staples of the day went along with it: "Power to the people!" and "Smash the state!" The vague goal was communism"with a small c," Marshall now insists...
...Besides that, the 20th century is littered with the sorry results of supplanting God with an absolute force that is not divine, such as the "people" in Nazism or the party in Communism. Küng's lucid analysis contends that atheism's 19th century patriarchs proclaimed their theories but never bothered to prove them. Ludwig Feuerbach, the founder of modern atheism, asserted that religious beliefs were mere projections of mankind's noblest qualities; Küng responds that such philosophers' belief in the goodness of human nature is far more likely to be such...
...MOST DANGEROUS regulation is the Act of Suppression of Communism and its accompanying Terror Act. The suppression law defines communism vaguely as anything that is anti-government. Under the Terror Act, any person may be arrested and imprisoned without being charged...