Continuation
The author notes that:
The Democratic Socialist system prevails in China, Russia,
Yugoslavia.
This system allows, but limits the possession of people.
The government assumes the ownership and administration of the
bulk of the country's wealth and industries.
In other words, individuals will not be allowed to have more
than they barely need, while the government manages, develops, secures, and
maintains every aspect in the society.
This is obviously not healthy, because it will deny people
the initiative, responsibility and the imaginative power, and self interest.
Indeed, Russia and other Socialist countries wondered at
first about the impracticability of their ideas, and thought the reason to be
the precipitates of Capitalism.
But when fifty years have lapsed and their dilemma has not
changed, they implicitly realized the wrong concepts assumed.
Hence they introduced remarkable changes and alterations in
the system to the extent that China accuses Russia to be deviating to the
capitalist line.
Used from paper of Abdul Husain Muhammad