☭proletarian☭;2003285 said:Maybe they should have given examples of socialism in order to clarify what it means...
Like,
-do you want to keep social security retirement as a program or eliminate it?
-Do you think unemployment insurance is a good measure for those losing their jobs?
-do you want to keep Medicare for the seniors or do you want to let them all try to fend for themselves when it comes to their own health?
-Do you want your government to keep up the roads and highways in your area?
-Do you want to eliminate school lunches for the poorest children among us?
Then maybe these idiots would have their answer to what socialism means to them...
guaranteed, there would be A LOT MORE republicans saying yes to 'socialism'.
Perhaps we should also point out that the government takes over private sectors like banking and lending.
Take over of the auto industry
Take over healthcare.
Take over Insurance industry.
Regulate wages.
Take over manufacturing.
I'm sure I can come up with a lot more, but this will do for now.
I wonder if the democrats and the republicans would really be saying yes to socialism?
Socialism is a transition stage.
It's a path to communism, as humanity and its cultures evolve.
Communism opposes a strong central government.
People... this is elementary Marxian stuff here...
Funny, communism requires a "strong central government" to exist.