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8/1/2017 4:33:17 AM
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[quote]Yet some still push for socialist policies in the US[/quote]Can you point out what socialist policies are being supported in the US? Do you understand that socialism is an economic system, and is different from social programs that are funded by taxpayers?
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由Mad Max编辑： 8/2/2017 5:36:36 PM[quote]Universal health care[/quote]That's not socialism. That's a social program, subsidized by taxpayers. Just because "social" is in the word doesn't mean it's socialism. Our military is a social program. Social Security is a social program. Medicare is a social program.
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It's a socialist policy and you don't need to have a socialist government to have the policies around. But having the policies around lays the ground work for a socialist government to come into play and well if you look at Brazil, it didn't work well
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[quote]It's a socialist policy and you don't need to have a socialist government to have the policies around. But having the policies around lays the ground work for a socialist government to come into play and well if you look at Brazil, it didn't work well[/quote]Nothing indicates we are moving toward a socialist economy. Fear not.
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See, the difference is that the US isn't an oil country. That is where the issue crops up. Countries whose fortunes are made on oil are often heavily corrupt. Venezuela, Nigeria (capitalist), Middle East (theocratic), etc.
