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Sarkar pointed out Marxism has almost zero tolerance for religions or other organizations or beliefs.<ref name="Views of Other Faiths" /> | Sarkar pointed out Marxism has almost zero tolerance for religions or other organizations or beliefs.<ref name="Views of Other Faiths" /> | ||
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According to Sarkar, Marxism exists on violence only.<ref name="Views of Other Faiths" /> | |||
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Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar discussed defects of Marxism in several of his works and discourses.
Imaginary equality
According to Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, Marxism believes in an "imaginary equality". Equality among all human beings — is a primary doctrine of Marxism, but Sarkar told, it is only theoretical and not possible in practice because no two individuals are alike, hence they cannot be equal.[1]
Lack of universality
Sarkar told, Marxism is not universal in nature and finds its field of activity in the exploitation of poverty, hence it can only thrive and it teachings are applicable only in poverty-stricken areas.[1]
Lack of tolerance
Sarkar pointed out Marxism has almost zero tolerance for religions or other organizations or beliefs.[1]
Violence
According to Sarkar, Marxism exists on violence only.[1]