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 1   6, 2|  consequences of the community of goods, those that are prejudicial
 2   6, 2|           in relation to material goods distinguishes him from irrational
 3   6, 2|         the simple use of earthly goods, as do the brutes, but also
 4   6, 2|          in respect to both those goods which use consumes and those
 5   6, 2|         spite of the community of goods imposed by the Marxist regime.~
 6   6, 2|          reason, the community of goods among the faithful was never
 7   6, 2|           a complete community of goods in order to obtain, in return
 8   6, 2|        eliminate the community of goods. And the Communist so­ciety
 9   7, 1|      calls for him to appropriate goods to assure his subsistence
10   7, 1| frequently has happened ‑that the goods produced in abundance circulate
11   7, 4|        regime of the community of goods, and of owners who persist
12   7, 4|  establishment of a com­munity of goods upon a morally legitimate
13   7, 4|        State that confiscates the goods of individuals places itself,
14   7, 4|           receive the confiscated goods from the State are in principle,
15   7, 4|     enrich themselves with stolen goods.~Starting from this point,
16   7, 4|           the collectivization of goods will bring to the practice