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The proletarian revolution that has now begun can have no other goal and no other result than the realisation of socialism.
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The proletarian revolution that has now begun can have no other goal and no other result than the realisation of socialism. The working class must above all else strive to get the entire political power of the state into its own hands. Political power, however, is for us socialists only a means. The end for which we must use this power is the fundamental transformation of the entire economic relations. Currently all wealth - the largest and best estates as well as the mines, works and the factories - belongs to a few Junkers and private capitalists. The great mass of the workers only get from these Junkers and capitalists a meagre wage to live on for hard work. The enrichment of a small number of idlers is the aim of today's economy. This state of affairs should be remedied. All social wealth, the land with all its natural resources...
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