#039, Now this tremendous regulation of law is there
Swami Vivekananda in his Complete Works consisting of nine volumes does not anywhere mention anything about Karl Marx or Marxism. A person who professes to think day and night about the ways of serving the poor (called "daridra Narayan") does not think it fit enough to mention even a word about Karl Marx, his Communist Manifesto. At about five places he makes a mention about socialism but nothing about social ownership of productive assets is discussed. VIVEKANANDA THEORY: SPEECH Swamy Vivekananda's speech "Buddhist India" at Shakespeare Club, Pasadena, California, on 2nd Feb. 1900: "...The more of law you make, the more of police and socialism, the more of blackguards there are. Now this tremendous regulation of law [is] there. As soon as a child is born, he knows that he is born a slave: slave to his caste, first; slave to his nation, next. Slave, slave, slave. Every action - his drinking and his eating. He must eat under a regular method; this prayer wi...