Book · 1937 · Collectivism
An Inquiry Into the Principles of the Good Society
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And in 1937, Walter Litman, an American writer who would become most famous for inventing the term Cold War, wrote a book called An Inquiry into the Principles of the Good Society, which argued that totalitarianism was a product of not having individual private property and that the state needs to be limited to administering justice and not, you know.
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“And in 1937, Walter Litman, an American writer who would become most famous for inventing the term Cold War, wrote a book called An Inquiry into the Principles of the Good Society, which argued that totalitarianism was a product of not having individual private property and that the state needs to be limited to administering justice and not, you know,”
