Mac1958
Diamond Member
They don't want it, nor do they want a social democracy.Yep, everything is relative.Uh. Bernie Sanders promotes it. His supporters promote it. It's promoted here.It really has been fascinating to watch during Obama's term, as the hardcore Left has become FAR more comfortable with defending and promoting socialism.
His administration really has been a turning point.
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Examples of "promoting socialism" seem to be missing. Please elucidate with examples.
Post 415, for example.
Is this a trick question?
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There is no "socialism", per se. We have always had private security and public police agencies. We have always had public school and private schools and we have always had public hospitals and private hospitals. Much to the disappointment of most of the conservative Republicans, who never want to pass up and opportunity to fleece the people.
So to suggest that during the past half dozen years a "hardcore left" is advocating much more than already existed is hyperbole.
In fact missing in your piece is a definition of socialism and a definition of the hardcore left.
Seeing how receptive our nation is to the message of Bernie Sanders, it will take a whole lot of lies and money to knock him down. And one can bet that the NRA will spent whatever it takes to assassinate his character.
That said, my original point remains: The Left is far more comfy discussing socialism, whatever the definition may be, than it was pre-Obama.
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IF everything is relative, Isn't the statement "everything is relative" relative?
Why is the right uncomfortable discussing socialism? Cognitive dissonance?
Different priorities, different opinions on what America is all about.
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