Lord Osmund de Ixabert
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Jew philosopher Otto Weinger makes a distinction between Communism and Socialism. Whilst Communism, he says, is founded upon a community of goods, and the absence of individual property, Socialism is based upon a coöperation of individuals and workers. The former finds its roots in the teachings of Jewish philosophers, whilst the latter, with its emphasis on coöperation and collaboration, is a distinctly Aryan philosophy, as espoused by the likes of Owen, Carlyle, Ruskin, and Fichte. Hence, it is clear that Socialism is a concept that has its roots in Aryan thought, whereas Communism is a philosophy that is Jewish in origin.