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5/3/2013 1:41:23 AM
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Woooooooooooooow.
Socialism and capitalism aren't mutually exclusive you fucking idiots. We have socialism right now: healthcare, education, postal services, etc. To not agree with any sort of socialism, is to be an extreme libertarian.
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Socialized medicine is the way to go. This private health care business is evil and broken. This health care program that will happen is a good start in the right direction to people who are unable to get health care now. And if you hate it with a passion you are most likely from the right side of things.
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Agreed.
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mfw people actually think this
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Umm... what? That's a fact. Just because you are uncomfortable with saying the government has socialist elements, does not mean you can redefine it.
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[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism]I'm not uncomfortable with it at all, it's just wrong.[/url]
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... That awkward moment when that doesn't contradict anything of what I said.
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Socialism isn't the same thing as having a handful of services, like education and healthcare, nationalised to a degree. It's a general system of collectivised industry and production.
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There are many definitions of socialism. You are referring to total socialism. As I said, the U.S. has elements of socialism.
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There are many kinds of socialism, but there's really only one widely used definition.
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Edited by Dustin: 5/3/2013 2:37:09 AMSocialism that controls the income of people is mutually exclusive from capitalism. But my point was that socialist policies do coexist within capitalism.
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Yeah, I suppose that's fair.
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As an extreme libertarian, I agree with this. Any service from the government is socialism like the ones you listed.
