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The word "socialism" is missing from the article. The situation must be a natural disaster.
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That's not socialism. That's a dictatorship and corruption.
How many socialist regimes need to end in "dictatorship and corruption" before the world realises that the latter is the inevitable consequence of the former?
The word "socialism" is missing from the article. The situation must be a natural disaster.
That's not socialism. That's a dictatorship and corruption.
When the solution to every problem is more government, more redistribution, and higher taxes, this is the inevitable result. A tragedy caused 100% by politics
Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's not socialism. That's a dictatorship and corruption.
How many socialist regimes need to end in "dictatorship and corruption" before the world realises that the latter is the inevitable consequence of the former?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's not socialism. That's a dictatorship and corruption.
How many socialist regimes need to end in "dictatorship and corruption" before the world realises that the latter is the inevitable consequence of the former?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's not socialism. That's a dictatorship and corruption.
Dictatorship is the only natural course of Socialism. Removing/alienating private property go hand in hand with the destruction of elementary freedoms.
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How many socialist regimes need to end in "dictatorship and corruption" before the world realises that the latter is the inevitable consequence of the former?
I think you're confusing socialism and communism. A lot of Western European countries have or have had in the past decades socialist regimes.
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How many socialist regimes need to end in "dictatorship and corruption" before the world realises that the latter is the inevitable consequence of the former?
I think you're confusing socialism and communism. A lot of Western European countries have or have had in the past decades socialist regimes.
When the solution to every problem is more government, more redistribution, and higher taxes, this is the inevitable result. A tragedy caused 100% by politics
And Venezuela was among the richest countries in south America not too long ago (early 20th century). This is a cautionary tale.