The only thing you added from Mao was this: "'Politics in command' and the 'mass line' are not stressed. There is no discussion of 'walking on two legs,' and individual material interest is onesidedly emphasized. Material incentives are proclaimed and individualism is far too prominent," Mao wrote of Stalin in 1961.Mao, Tsetung, "A Critique of Soviet Economics", Translated by Moss Roberts, Annotated by Richard Levy, With an Introduction by James Peck, Monthly Review Press New York and London:1977 The Mass Line is a method of leadership that seeks ostensibly to "learn from the peasants."   the rest was unsourced.  Apart from that it was just deletions. If you thought that my removing that was unwarranted, why didn't you raise that point here, and we could work it out? Why would you assume that I am pursuing a negative agenda? I made a series of notes about my edits on this page, and you were welcome to engage with them at any time. You didn't engage at all, instead reverting everything and accusing me of bad faith. 12345