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The white-collar
revolutionary struggle
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has spread among the workers
and peasants.
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This is Radio Peking.
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Comrades, that is the latest
news bulletin.
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- This is Omar.
- Louder.
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This is Omar, a comrade
in philosophy at Nanterre.
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That's enough.
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Comrades and friends...
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In addition
to his crimes and faults,
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those who blame Stalin...
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..for all our deceptions,
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our mistakes and despair
in any sphere.
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They might be very upset
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to realise the end
of intellectual totalitarianism.
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- That's dogmatism.
- If you like.
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The end of intellectual dogmatism
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hasn't given us Marxism
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in its complete form.
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After all, we can only liberate
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what already exists,
even from dogmatism.
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Stalin's death meant
freedom for research
:18:22
and a fever of people rushing
to philosophise
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about their feelings
on liberation
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and their taste for freedom.
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Stalin's death gave us
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the right to count exactly
what we own.
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To call both wealth
and nakedness...
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by their real names,
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to think and talk aloud
about our problems
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and to undertake serious research.