Prabhupāda: They are trying for the last fifty years. Why the capitalism is not yet gone? Fifty years at least. They started their movement in 1917. Huh? So how many years? More than fifty. Sixty years. Sixty years. What they have done, progress?
Harikeśa: Well, actually, Russia was the wrong place for Communism to go. According to Marx, Russia was the last place that should be communistic, because it was agricultural. But the first place should have been like England . . .
Prabhupāda: So why they did not do that? Another rascaldom. Why you are taking chance in Russia, the foolish country?
Harikeśa: So that when, if a country like England or America would become communistic, that would be very good.
Prabhupāda: Why would become? It is not the dictation of rascal Marx. Why they would? Why he is expecting like a fool like that? Why they would accept that philosophy?
Harikeśa: Well, they will have to accept it.
Prabhupāda: No, when they . . . that is another thing. Again, "they will have," future. Again rascaldom.
Harikeśa: Because just like New York has gone become bankrupt, so all the cities will go bankrupt, and then people will not have employment.
Prabhupāda: That is another thing. Bankrupt does not mean their philosophy is lost. Bankrupt may be due to some other reason. That does not mean the capitalistic philosophy is finished.
Harikeśa: Well, actually the communistic philosophy is strictly economic.
Prabhupāda: Not actually. Don't say "actually." Sometimes you say "accidentally" and sometimes "actually." Such a rascal. (laughter) "By some chance" and sometimes "actually."