"He would not work, neither shall eat" was the principle of
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Vladimir Lenin (communist revolutionary) & John Smith ( English soldier, explorer, colonial governor) & originally by Paul the Apostle
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- "He who does not work, neither shall he eat" is a "New Testament" aphorism (a concise, laconic, terse, or memorable expression of a general principle/truth) originally by "Paul the Apostle", later it was cited by "John Smith" in the early 1600s "Jamestown Colony", Virginia, & by "communist revolutionary" "Vladimir Lenin" in the early 1900s "Russian Revolution"
- In accordance to Vladimir Lenin, this aphorism is a essential principle under socialism, the "preliminary phase" of the emergence towards "communist society". In the spring of 1609, John Smith had cited this aphorism to the Jamestown colonists
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