Why Socialism will never take over America

[Hafar1014]

Sure, you do. False.

Votes are created by mail in ballots and voter lists that are dead people or those who have moved out. The hold them for a week so they know exactly how many they need. The GOP candidate is in the lead then the mail ins are just enough to beat him.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Votes are created by mail in ballots and voter lists that are dead people or those who have moved out. The hold them for a week so they know exactly how many they need. The GOP candidate is in the lead then the mail ins are just enough to beat him.

Proof? You have none. Can't get any. Loser.

 

[Hypatia415]

https://www.law.georgetown.edu/public-policy-journal/wp-content/uploads/sites/23/2019/09/17-2-Knight.pdf

America is federation of independent states each with the power to determine their own economy. Even considering the supremacy clause a state has the right and power to leave the federation. People also have the freedom to leave any state they feel doesnt meet their needs.
So while some states like CA NY and Wash increase their socialist policies other states see the results and do the opposite. Consequently people leave and move to states like FL NV TX and SC. The socialist states lose taxes, wealth creators, and skilled workers who transfer their assets to the Capitalist states. They are replaced by illegals, the homeless, criminals, and an assortment of non producing parasites who will drain the eroding tax base and drive more people out.

This freedom that comes with a federation makes each state an experiment. We can see the failure of socialism clearly. It fails economically culturally and morally.
So then no central government has the power to mandate socialist policies. They are effectively defeated in the courts and simply by people voting with their feet.

The medicine that defeats socialism is freedom.

The USA has aspects of socialism by providing universal access to various services through collective taxation. It has state and/or federal funded education, libraries, military, police and emergency services, coastal services, tax collection, welfare programmes, and various other government funded agencies.

 

[Hafar1014]

Proof? You have none. Can't get any. Loser.

The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) has uncovered widespread inaccuracies in California’s voter registration rolls, including nearly 95,000 deceased registrants, tens of thousands of duplicates across state lines, and thousands of records with placeholder or fictitious birthdates.

PILF’s comprehensive review, based on a sample of 2 million active registrants, found:

• 94,516 deceased registrants flagged from comparisons with the Social Security Death Index and obituary records.
• 57,725 interstate duplicates where California registrants also appeared on voter rolls in other states, led by Washington (15,064), Florida (13,534), and Oregon (8,956).
• 3,104 same-address duplicates.
• 7,677 registrants with placeholder or fictitious birthdates, including records like “1/1/1900” or “1850-01-01,” complicating voter roll maintenance.
• 8 percent of sampled birthdates contained errors when checked against Social Security and credit bureau records, signaling systemic problems with data integrity.

These are the source of the fake voters

Votes cast in the names of deceased people

Ballotpedia: The Encyclopedia of American Politics

ballotpedia.org

 

[Hafar1014]

The USA has aspects of socialism by providing universal access to various services through collective taxation. It has state and/or federal funded education, libraries, military, police and emergency services, coastal services, tax collection, welfare programmes, and various other government funded agencies.

Thats not socialism. Tax funded services are not socialism. This is another big lie the socialists like to spreads. We are already socialist. BS. Socialism is total control of all businesses and the economy.
We have private funded services for education even fire men. Roads and bridges are often funded by private investment.
In America the consumer controls the businesses by choosing to buy or not to buy which forces them to meet the individuals needs.
In socialism the government is the only source and if you dont like it then screw you

 

[Woodznutz]

Socialism only exists in the form of government regulation, not outright ownership.

 

[Lesh]

https://www.law.georgetown.edu/public-policy-journal/wp-content/uploads/sites/23/2019/09/17-2-Knight.pdf

America is federation of independent states each with the power to determine their own economy. Even considering the supremacy clause a state has the right and power to leave the federation. People also have the freedom to leave any state they feel doesnt meet their needs.
So while some states like CA NY and Wash increase their socialist policies other states see the results and do the opposite. Consequently people leave and move to states like FL NV TX and SC. The socialist states lose taxes, wealth creators, and skilled workers who transfer their assets to the Capitalist states. They are replaced by illegals, the homeless, criminals, and an assortment of non producing parasites who will drain the eroding tax base and drive more people out.

This freedom that comes with a federation makes each state an experiment. We can see the failure of socialism clearly. It fails economically culturally and morally.
So then no central government has the power to mandate socialist policies. They are effectively defeated in the courts and simply by people voting with their feet.

The medicine that defeats socialism is freedom.

There are several problems with that screed

No. States can’t just leave the Union. We know that.

And as far as the failure of states you claim are socialist

California has the fourth largest economy IN THE WORLD

 

[Hafar1014]

There are several problems with that screed

No. States can’t just leave the Union. We know that.

And as far as the failure of states you claim are socialist

California has the fourth largest economy IN THE WORLD

CA is losing population and wealth and has scandal after scandal of tax fraud. Large doesnt mean anything its all about wealth.
California leads the nation in outbound migration, driven primarily by an ongoing affordability and housing crisis. While the massive wave of pandemic-era departures has slowed to a more stable pace, hundreds of thousands of Californians continue to leave each year seeking a lower cost of living and better opportunities for homeownership. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Why People Are Leaving
The decision to relocate is predominantly financial rather than a rejection of the state's culture. Primary drivers include: [1]

• Unaffordable Housing: Median home prices and rents in destination neighborhoods are often significantly lower. Former residents are roughly 48% more likely to own a home within seven years of leaving. [1, 2]
• High Taxes: The state’s top-tier income tax rate and high cost of living force many middle-income families to seek relief in states with no personal income tax. [1, 2]
• Remote Work Flexibility: The ability to telecommute has allowed professionals to keep higher-paying jobs while moving to less expensive regions. [1, 2]

Top Destination States
About 70% of departing Californians relocate to just a handful of nearby or low-tax states. The most popular hubs include: [1]

• Texas: Draws a massive share of Californians due to no state income tax and a significantly lower cost of living.
• Arizona & Nevada: Proximity and lower housing costs make these neighboring states incredibly popular.
• Florida & Tennessee: Also highly sought after for their warm climates and lack of state income taxes. [1, 2, 3]

The Realities of Moving
While moving out of state results in lower monthly housing costs and a higher likelihood of owning a home, it is not without challenges. Recent research from the California Policy Lab at UC Berkeley notes that many who leave come from higher-income neighborhoods but are, on average, financially worse off than their neighbors. Additionally, a growing number of former Californians are experiencing "buyer's remorse," finding that giving up the California lifestyle or selling property makes returning to the state—and navigating higher interest rates—highly difficult. [1, 2]
To analyze the specific financial trade-offs of an out-of-state move, you can use the NerdWallet Cost of Living Calculator.
9 sites

• Who's Leaving California—and Who's Moving In?
  Who's Leaving California—and Who's Moving In? * During the height of the pandemic, the flows out of the state became so large that...
  Public Policy Institute of California
• Priced Out: New Research Reveals Who Is Leaving California, Where ...
  The report also shows how migration trends into and out of California have changed since the pandemic, including that entrances to...
  California Policy Lab
• Why Are So Many People Leaving California in 2026? Top States ...
  What do the latest statistics show? California continues to experience significant outbound migration in 2026, with the trend acce...
  Executive Moving Systems

Show all

 

[Lesh]

CA is losing population and wealth and has scandal after scandal of tax fraud. Large doesnt mean anything its all about wealth.
California leads the nation in outbound migration, driven primarily by an ongoing affordability and housing crisis. While the massive wave of pandemic-era departures has slowed to a more stable pace, hundreds of thousands of Californians continue to leave each year seeking a lower cost of living and better opportunities for homeownership. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Why People Are Leaving
The decision to relocate is predominantly financial rather than a rejection of the state's culture. Primary drivers include: [1]

• Unaffordable Housing: Median home prices and rents in destination neighborhoods are often significantly lower. Former residents are roughly 48% more likely to own a home within seven years of leaving. [1, 2]
• High Taxes: The state’s top-tier income tax rate and high cost of living force many middle-income families to seek relief in states with no personal income tax. [1, 2]
• Remote Work Flexibility: The ability to telecommute has allowed professionals to keep higher-paying jobs while moving to less expensive regions. [1, 2]

Top Destination States
About 70% of departing Californians relocate to just a handful of nearby or low-tax states. The most popular hubs include: [1]

• Texas: Draws a massive share of Californians due to no state income tax and a significantly lower cost of living.
• Arizona & Nevada: Proximity and lower housing costs make these neighboring states incredibly popular.
• Florida & Tennessee: Also highly sought after for their warm climates and lack of state income taxes. [1, 2, 3]

The Realities of Moving
While moving out of state results in lower monthly housing costs and a higher likelihood of owning a home, it is not without challenges. Recent research from the California Policy Lab at UC Berkeley notes that many who leave come from higher-income neighborhoods but are, on average, financially worse off than their neighbors. Additionally, a growing number of former Californians are experiencing "buyer's remorse," finding that giving up the California lifestyle or selling property makes returning to the state—and navigating higher interest rates—highly difficult. [1, 2]
To analyze the specific financial trade-offs of an out-of-state move, you can use the NerdWallet Cost of Living Calculator.
9 sites

• Who's Leaving California—and Who's Moving In?
  Who's Leaving California—and Who's Moving In? * During the height of the pandemic, the flows out of the state became so large that...
  Public Policy Institute of California
• Priced Out: New Research Reveals Who Is Leaving California, Where ...
  The report also shows how migration trends into and out of California have changed since the pandemic, including that entrances to...
  California Policy Lab
• Why Are So Many People Leaving California in 2026? Top States ...
  What do the latest statistics show? California continues to experience significant outbound migration in 2026, with the trend acce...
  Executive Moving Systems

Show all

I will repeat.

California is the fourth largest economy in the WORLD

 

[jacksonlamb]

The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) has uncovered widespread inaccuracies in California’s voter registration rolls, including nearly 95,000 deceased registrants, tens of thousands of duplicates across state lines, and thousands of records with placeholder or fictitious birthdates.

PILF’s comprehensive review, based on a sample of 2 million active registrants, found:

• 94,516 deceased registrants flagged from comparisons with the Social Security Death Index and obituary records.
• 57,725 interstate duplicates where California registrants also appeared on voter rolls in other states, led by Washington (15,064), Florida (13,534), and Oregon (8,956).
• 3,104 same-address duplicates.
• 7,677 registrants with placeholder or fictitious birthdates, including records like “1/1/1900” or “1850-01-01,” complicating voter roll maintenance.
• 8 percent of sampled birthdates contained errors when checked against Social Security and credit bureau records, signaling systemic problems with data integrity.

These are the source of the fake voters

Votes cast in the names of deceased people

Ballotpedia: The Encyclopedia of American Politics

ballotpedia.org

Facts? None. Proof? None. Nothing but words. No actual evidence.

 

[Hypatia415]

Thats not socialism. Tax funded services are not socialism.

Those features are a part of the socialist principle.

 

[Hypatia415]

jacksonlamb Great moniker! Although I do hope your socks are in better repair than his!

 

[Hafar1014]

I will repeat.

California is the fourth largest economy in the WORLD

So what its losing population wealth taxes and businesses. Big means nothing what about quality

 

[Hafar1014]

Those features are a part of the socialist principle.

Social isnt socialist. You need to learn the meaning of context. I go on a date thats social is that socialist

 

[Lesh]

So what its losing population wealth taxes and businesses. Big means nothing what about quality

The gist of what you are saying is that you don’t like California

Ok.

 

[Hafar1014]

The gist of what you are saying is that you don’t like California

Ok.

Whats to like, high living costs, poop on the streets, massive corruption, crime, only democrats would love that

 

[westwall]

The gist of what you are saying is that you don’t like California

Ok.

No, I don't like the blue shitholes in California. The rest of the state is great.

 

[Lesh]

Whats to like, high living costs, poop on the streets, massive corruption, crime, only democrats would love that

We get it. You don’t like California

Move along now

 

[Independent thinker]

Can you define socialism OP?

You guys are always using the same tired argument. It is YOU who call yourself socialists. For God sakes, for the one millionth time, WE BELIEVE YOU.

 

[Hafar1014]

Can you define socialism OP?

Total control of the economy by the government and control of all private property.