The United States is Not Communist: But It is Marxist

Madison, WI, USA: Freud Institute (2018)
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The United States is not communist: We have a market-economy. But that economy is embedded in a larger culture whose outlook is largely Marxist in nature, and this constricts and also sterilizes commercial activity in the United States.

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