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What is the main difference between Republicans and Democrats?
It used to be a different approach to government. Democrats believe the role of the government is to help people directly.What is the main difference between Republicans and Democrats?
To put it even more simply, it will be something like this:It used to be a different approach to government. Democrats believe the role of the government is to help people directly.
Republicans believe the government should have as little impact on people's life as possible and let free market capitalism sort it out.
Now. I believe it is more about Democrats believing a watered-down version of what I stated and Republicans opposing it, or anything else Democrats believe in. Policy vs anti-policy.
This is oversimplified but I think basically correct.
No not right! The Democrats believe and always have believed in Capitalism. There are no Communist in any position of leadership within the Democratic party let alone supporters of economic slavery.To put it even more simply, it will be something like this:
Democrats are supporters of slavery and communist totalitarianism in the economy, and Republicans are economic liberals in the spirit of the Austrian school of economy.
right?
What is the main difference between Republicans and Democrats?
I said that I was simplifying. This is semi-communism under the label of a welfare state, almost the whole world has now adopted this particular system.No not right! The Democrats believe and always have believed in Capitalism. There are no Communist in any position of leadership within the Democratic party let alone supporters of economic slavery.
I was referring to the Austrian economists who opposed the intervention of the state and the bankocracy in the economy. This has nothing to do with the current Austrian political regime.
You weren't simplyfying . You were using hyperbole in order to make a caricature of the the Democratic position. Something that I've noticed is almost a Pavlovian reflex by those on the right when discussing the Democratic position on the role of government. In my opinion its at best intellectual laziness in order to not spend the time to have an honest discussion about it. At worst a recognition that Republicans know that they can't successfully defend their position on merit.I said that I was simplifying. This is semi-communism under the label of a welfare state, almost the whole world has now adopted this particular system.
When you refer to the "Austrian school of economy" I will have a hard time taking from that that you mean a single Austrian economistI was referring to the Austrian economists who opposed the intervention of the state and the bankocracy in the economy. This has nothing to do with the current Austrian political regime.
Prototypical democrats: AOC and her squad, Schumer, Bernie, the Xiden WH disaster and catastrophic policies, also include the democrats in the House and Senate.
Prototypical republicans: Trump, Pence, Pompeo, Nikki Haley, Dan Crenshaw, Jim Jordan, Tom Cotton, Hawley, Ted Cruz, Ron Desantis, all the GOP governors, senators, and congressmen.
One big difference between democrats and republicans is that republicans are pro-business and democrats are clueless. Here is one example:
1. Amazon wanted to build HQ2 in NYC, in a blighted area that is in AOC's district
2. That HQ2 mega-project would have turned a blighted area into an architectural wonder
3. Cuomo said it would gain NY state about $28b a year in new tax revenue
4. It would gain NYC 25,000 new well paying jobs with full benefits
5. AOC killed HQ2 and it moved to VA. Democrats are MORONS.
View attachment 547686 This is what AOC could have had, but..
View attachment 547685 The moron chose to keep this instead
No, I'm just trying to understand. I got the impression that this is just a game for the audience, and there are no fundamental differences.You posed an interesting, open, and non-biased question in your OP. It's disappointing that it took you 1 reply completely forego that.
This is a common misconception. Communism is the last stage of capitalism. People usually confuse capitalism with a free market, these are fundamentally different concepts. Capitalism is monopolization, it is opposed to the free market.Communism doesn't recognise Capitalism at all.
When you refer to the "Austrian school of economy" I will have a hard time taking from that that you mean a single Austrian economist
I think they also do it in the USA, maybe by other means.As to the welfare state being semi-communism. Every Western government has a form of a welfare state. The difference between the US and most other nations is one of degree. Most nations find that the wealth gap should be contained within certain limits and uses taxation to control it. The US simply doesn't do that.
Politics is a game of sorts. And you aren't even completely wrong with stating that there are few fundamental differences. But only to a point. The base ideology is fundamentelly different.No, I'm just trying to understand. I got the impression that this is just a game for the audience, and there are no fundamental differences.
This is a common misconception. Communism is the last stage of capitalism. People usually confuse capitalism with a free market, these are fundamentally different concepts. Capitalism is monopolization, it is opposed to the free market.