It's true. However socialism has been a net loss for citizens.The US has been capitalist/socialist since FDR's The New Deal, and probably even before that. If you don't know that, I don't know what to tell you.
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It's true. However socialism has been a net loss for citizens.The US has been capitalist/socialist since FDR's The New Deal, and probably even before that. If you don't know that, I don't know what to tell you.
CNN released polling which showed since 2013 the approval for socialism has increased 36% among Democrat voters. During the same time support for Capitalism has crashed 13%.
The Democrat Party is now the Socialist Party. Period. It is not up for debate. Socialism is a mainstream Democrat Party belief.
Meanwhile, among the general electorate their view of Socialism is -18% and Capitalism is up 12%
So, what does this mean? I think it is clear the Dims are in a terrible situation with the American electorate, and they will struggle mightily to win National elections. The divide could not be starker.
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agreed upon social services as a society and some regulations make sense but there is a line that shouldnt be crossed. That seems to be where the definitions of Socialism lies, I suppose.
Democrats screwed America by installing socialism! Big time. The National debt is proof.So is China.
Your last sentence labels you as a Democrat!Trump is a socialist with his bullshit tariffs and his demand that Walmart implement price controls.
You really are a dirt stupid MAGA bumpkin.
Taxes were raised to fund the socialist programs. So, I'll give you that. But, the government oversaw all of it.It's true. However socialism has been a net loss for citizens.
The national debt is mostly based upon the department of war.Democrats screwed America by installing socialism! Big time. The National debt is proof.
What line is that?
Actually, since the American Revolution. It was called the Army Corp of Engineers. Sure, they built fortifications, but they also did things like map the interior of the country, In fact, socialism was alive and well in this country well before the American Revolution.The US has been capitalist/socialist since FDR's The New Deal, and probably even before that. If you don't know that, I don't know what to tell you.
probably instituting unelected bureaucracies to the point no one knows whats going on and corruption runs rampant. The line should probably be somewhere before we get to that point, and honestly its a complicated issue because I do believe in some common safety nets for some individuals .. so people are not living on the streets and living productive lives instead.
A trap of socialism might be, you can think money can just be thrown at problems .But we have seen that programs that dont work can get by without facing accountability. Thus Government has more of a tendency to be watseful than private industry does. FOr one thing, hiring of employees in private industry is much different than governmental hires. One requires more expertise than the other.... for selfish monetary reasons of course but thats how money making businesses go, or you would never have products worth a damn.
I think what people really want is a balance.
Don't forget the Republican Party. They regularly approve money from the people to be spent on projects individuals cannot afford. You do not hear of any of them turning down, their government healthcare benefits or government pension retirement benefits. Huge sums are given or loaned cheap to private industry, often with nothing produced, accept a big bank account for the private owners. You may not like the job public schools do, in many ways, but, this country would probably be a 3rd world country without the opportunity of a free education.Both aspects of the democrat party
Because that cant/doesnt happen with capitalism?
well of course societal ills can happen with pure Capitalism. I dont really know it ALL, so maybe oyther people can expound on this, but let me ask you.... what do you think makes for a stronger society in the MACRO, in the long run? when people are MORE reliant on the system or MORE self reliant. Pure Socialism or
mostly socialism will not challenge some individuals who need challenging.
When it comes to things like rent controls vs free market or Wage control vs free market, I'm going to mostly lean towards capitalism. One way seems like fairness but then it ends up stifling the economy, becoming anti growth and in the long run meaning less employment.
Well that's true. FDR Ww2, Truman Ww2,democrats, Vietnam, democrat, Korea democrats, yup war.The national debt is mostly based upon the department of war.