6. INFERENCES AND CONCLUSIONS
6. INFERENCES AND CONCLUSIONS As one can see, K. Marx has virtually made a frank confession that his doctrine had been based on a prejudice. But I have not taken it for granted. After all, there are cases when people say themselves slander, stipulate themselves. that his doctrine had been based on a prejudice. For this reason, an attempt to apply a realistic notion of man to the fundamental ideas of socialism and Marxism, viz., those of equality and elimination of private property, church, and family has been made. In so doing, collapses like those of houses of cards were observed. It gives grounds to draw a conclusion that, specifically in this case, K. Marx has told the truth. His doctrine has been indeed based on a prejudice about human equality, unrealistic notion of man, idealization of man. Moreover, an attempt to verify the K. Marx' statement that the prejudice was popular has been made. The verification has revealed an extreme doubtf...