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 1    1,  10|    social and economic systems: socialism and liberalism. The opening
 2    1,  10|       reaffirmed, is devoted to socialism. Liberalism is not the subject
 3    2,  12|       social order proposed by "socialism", which at that time was
 4    2,  12|       may seem surprising that "socialism" appeared at the beginning
 5    2,  12|  working class" at a time when "socialism" was not yet in the form
 6    2,  12|      defining the nature of the socialism of his day as the suppression
 7    2,  12|      setting up of this type of socialism as a State system — what
 8    2,  12|     would later be called "Real Socialism" — could not be better expressed.~
 9    2,  13|        the fundamental error of socialism is anthropological in nature.
10    2,  13|      anthropological in nature. Socialism considers the individual
11    2,  13|       socio-economic mechanism. Socialism likewise maintains that
12    2,  13|      was cancelled out by "Real Socialism".40~If we then inquire as
13    2,  14|      the same atheistic source, socialism also derives its choice
14    2,  20|    State; thus many variants of socialism emerge with specific national
15    4,  30|   various arguments against the socialism of his time.65 This right,
16    4,  35|       defeat of so-called "Real Socialism" leaves capitalism as the
17    6,  56| following the collapse of "Real Socialism", are experiencing a serious