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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
4
A debate on true individualism versus capitalism argues that genuine individualism requires social emancipation of workers. It contends wage slavery under capitalism, the need to own means of production, and the goal of a classless society without a state, with calls to analyze Australian conditions and government statistics.
The passage attacks Sastri and his class as extortionists profiting from wage slaves, asserting they support repression of Indian workers. It condemns the capitalist system and warns that media, religion, and education align with the ruling class to blind workers, while the Communist Party calls for abolition of class society and ending parasitic institutions.
The discussion centers on the A.S.P. objective and its impact on Treasury benches and Labour’s fate. Speakers warn the new objective would aid opponents, risking Labour power. The piece frames a broader, militant view of global working-class struggles against capitalism and imperialism.
Printed by T. W. McCristal at the Industrial Printery 23 Cunning ham Street Sydney and published by J. S. Garden Randwick Sydney for the United Communist Party of Australia.
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