War in Hell A political fable of souls and stokers
A satirical tale set in Hades contrasts rival factions the LT P UP and UT with stokers and pitchers fighting for heat. Souls are stirred into conflict, promises broken, and a bitter election ends with limited reforms. The piece skewers parliamentary squabbling and party theatrics through a grim allegory.
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Questions and Answers on Communism and Capitalism Decay
The text argues capitalism cannot last forever as the working class grows restless and class divisions persist. It cites revolutions and strikes, notably the Russian example, and explains two classes: rich owners and poor workers. It lists five illustrations of inequality and argues a proletarian dictatorship is needed to transition from capitalism to socialism.