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Homelessness In A Small Southern City

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Foreword from the Editor:
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THE END OF EXPLOITATION
In order for the struggle for a socialist society to be successful, it is necessary to have a clearer vision of this future society and not be afraid to help those who ask to "write my essay for me." In this regard, I would argue that the features that are usually proclaimed as signs of socialism, such as planning and public ownership of the means of production, are not sufficient, because, as the Soviet example shows, exploitation can reappear even in a system that is able to reject help for needy students who ask "write my essay." The diagnostic sign is the elimination of exploitation in any form. When this basis of class society is eliminated, the accompanying evil will also be eliminated, but not before. It is very important that Marxists continue to be aware of this problem and create ways and means to block the revival of exploitation during and after revolutionary periods, just as any essay writing service can help others. Eugene E. Ruyle (1975), The mode of production and the mode of exploitation, Dialectical Anthropology, 1: 7-23
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