ABSTRACT
The revolutionary sentiment is for most initially a revolt against injustice, but it quickly becomes for many, as it became historically, a working-class imperialism completely analogous to national imperialism. Its objective is completely unlimited rule by a certain collective over the whole of humanity and over all aspects of human life. Money as the goal of desires and efforts cannot have conditions internal to it such that it is impossible to become rich. People go to the churches expressly to pray; and yet one knows that they will be unable to do so unless their attention is given intermediaries to sustain their orientation towards God. But it is necessary to be able to look upon it in a completely uninterrupted manner. But the obstacle is small and the exercise of these faculties can be reduced to very little for those in whom the fatigue from long, daily work almost completely paralyses these faculties.
