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- Jul 20, 2013
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IMHO the economic end point is more often some variant of fascism, whereby ownership of the means of production is a mix of public and private but government is fully in control of all of it. I have more respect for communists since at least they're honest about what they want, what their principles are and how their preferred economic system functions.She obviously represents the viewpoints and mood of the sheeple-D in the district she hopes to represent better than the incumbent she defeated does. It's an NYC district after all so it's no big surprise that a socialist would do well among the Democrat lemmings that live there.Regardless of your politics, I don't think this is something to celebrate. As much as I don't like this anti-Trump, you don't want socialism from ANYONE
What cracks me up is how these socialists try to cloak themselves in the mantle of "Democratic Socialist" as if it somehow makes socialism palatable to add the word "Democratic" to it, these left wing dingbats ALWAYS have to put on some kind of mask (e.g. "progressive", "liberal") in an attempt to hide the nature of their collectivist, authoritarian ideologies.
The reality is, all of these terms have the same ending, Communism. There is really no way around it if one is honest with the economic system in particular that it gives birth to.
Many American Left Wingers love fascism as long as they don't actually have to call it fascism.
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