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 1    1,   6|       collective ownership of the means of production, as well as
 2    1,   7|        private associations. This means above all the right to establish
 3    2,  14|         derives its choice of the means of action condemned in Rerum
 4    2,  14|      resist, using every possible means, not excluding the use of
 5    2,  15|           to State control of the means of production, which would
 6    2,  18|          of increasingly barbaric means of political and military
 7    2,  19|          mechanisms, ensuring, by means of a stable currency and
 8    2,  21|    alternatives to war, effective means for the resolution of international
 9    3,  23| accomplished almost everywhere by means of peaceful protest, using
10    3,  25|       think that they can use any means, including violence and
11    4,  33|   majority today, do not have the means which would enable them
12    4,  35|    capital, the possession of the means of production and of the
13    4,  35|         firm makes a profit, this means that productive factors
14    4,  36|    singling out new needs and new means to meet them, one must be
15    4,  38|          something which is by no means receiving the attention
16    4,  39|      goodness, and learns what it means to love and to be loved,
17    4,  39|         and thus what it actually means to be a person. Here we
18    4,  41|           he is considered only a means and not an end.~The concept
19    4,  41|          alienation a reversal of means and ends. When man does
20    4,  41|         desires and to choose the means of satisfying them according
21    4,  41|     result of manipulation by the means of mass communication, which
22    4,  42|  resulting responsibility for the means of production, as well as
23    4,  43|        found in this activity. By means of his work man commits
24    4,  43|      solidarity. Ownership of the means of production, whether in
25    5,  44|           to make full use of the means at his disposal in order
26    5,  46|   replacing them through peaceful means when appropriate.93 Thus
27    5,  47|         derive from that work the means to support oneself and one'
28    5,  49|           resources and efficient means of support, both for bringing
29    5,  51|          today because of the new means of communication which have
30    5,  51|           terrifying power of the means of destruction — to which
31    5,  52|   improving their lot by peaceful means.~For this reason, another