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Nicolai Levashov. Russian History Viewed through Distorted Mirrors. Vol. 1

Fig.31. — The economic system of a
capitalist society has the same four
categories of economic niches. The
distinctive feature of this social or-
ganism is a considerable rise in the
number of economic niches in the so-
cial and passive categories and a
massive penetration of social para-
sites in them. This level of develop-
ment of the social organism is charac-
terized by the fact that the producers
of the means and implements of pro-
duction begin to play a determining

role within active economic niches in
comparison with the producers of
consumer goods. At the same time
industrial production creates condi-
tions for the parasitic elements to control active economic niches through anonymous
capital.
1. Active economic niches.

2. Social economic niches.

3. Passive economic niches.
4. Parasitic economic niches.

Green – the positive and creative niches of the economic system;

Yellow – the ballast niches of the economic system;

Red – the negative or destructive niches of the economic system.

Fig.32. —Social parasites penetrate even
deeper into the social and passive eco-
nomic niches in the economic system of
a socialist society. Socialism is an ex-
treme form of state capitalism incorpo-
rated into a slave-owning society, when
the population of the country belongs not
to an individual but to the state, the inter-
ests of which are “defended” by the caste
of officials. The socialist society is an
ideal of the parasitic system toward
which social parasites have strived for
the last thousand years. They tested this
idea in different forms, the most ruthless

of which was the one which Israelites

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