Bootney Lee Farnsworth
Diamond Member
Would you agree to a Constitutional Amendment banning socialism or anything like it?
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No, they became "persons"....There's a legal difference.And we have to overturn Santa Clara County vs Pacific Railroad, too. That's when corporations became people on a clerical error, nobody's ever challenged it either. Crazy.
No we don't.We have to have some socialist type of policies to ensure the public welfare. Like social security and medicare. Also police and fire depts as well as IRS and the dept of treasury to count the monies collected and how we spend it.
You might look at sweden, germany, netherlands.Implementation of real Socialism would require nationalization of every industry, and confiscation of all real property (most importantly, farms), for full implementation.
These would be prohibited by the First, Tenth, and Fifth Amendments.
You bet your ass it would require a "Constitutional Amendment" to move forward with Socialism. Actually, a whole new Constitution would be in order.
But first, I would like someone to identify a country where the quality of life IMPROVED after implementation of Socialism.
We have to have some socialist type of policies to ensure the public welfare. Like social security and medicare. Also police and fire depts as well as IRS and the dept of treasury to count the monies collected and how we spend it.
They are not socialist states. The only socialist states are China, Cuba, Laos and Vietnam.You might look at sweden, germany, netherlands.Implementation of real Socialism would require nationalization of every industry, and confiscation of all real property (most importantly, farms), for full implementation.
These would be prohibited by the First, Tenth, and Fifth Amendments.
You bet your ass it would require a "Constitutional Amendment" to move forward with Socialism. Actually, a whole new Constitution would be in order.
But first, I would like someone to identify a country where the quality of life IMPROVED after implementation of Socialism.
Or the United States because as noted early in this thread we HAVe socialism in many forms already. And most would never want that to change. They just don't "call" it socialism.You might look at sweden, germany, netherlands.Implementation of real Socialism would require nationalization of every industry, and confiscation of all real property (most importantly, farms), for full implementation.
These would be prohibited by the First, Tenth, and Fifth Amendments.
You bet your ass it would require a "Constitutional Amendment" to move forward with Socialism. Actually, a whole new Constitution would be in order.
But first, I would like someone to identify a country where the quality of life IMPROVED after implementation of Socialism.
That's the kind of checking account I want.We have to have some socialist type of policies to ensure the public welfare. Like social security and medicare. Also police and fire depts as well as IRS and the dept of treasury to count the monies collected and how we spend it.
The IRS is just the Federal Reserve's collection wing, all it does is turn our money over to the Treasury so that the Treasury can pay the principal plus interest on that bond that the Federal Reserve bought from a bank with a check which is drawn on an account that has nothing in it in order to pay for all of that free stuff the politicians ran on.
Government owning the means of production is the very definition of socialism. If not, you should have no problem with the proposed amendment.You are talking about communism like all GOP dupes.
Have to end the Federal Reserve first, Bootney.
As it is, we already have central economic planning by a central bank. So, they already have a socialist monetary policy in place, hell, they're half way there, man.
So, other.
That's the kind of checking account I want.
Government owning the means of production is the very definition of socialism. If not, you should have no problem with the proposed amendment.
how would our undying need to regulate things fall into the cracks? control w/o control is still control.Would you agree to a Constitutional Amendment banning socialism or anything like it?
While I would argue with you that some of that is nothing more than government overreach and partly fraud, none of that is socialism.We have to have some socialist type of policies to ensure the public welfare. Like social security and medicare. Also police and fire depts as well as IRS and the dept of treasury to count the monies collected and how we spend it.