Socialism and Socialists
August 2, 2026
The key operational words for Socialism are “governmental ownership” “owned by a government” “controlled by the state” “no private property” “freedom of the individual is
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The world’s unique beacon of freedom is under attack from within and on the verge of collapse, destined to join all other nation-states on the trash heap of former greatness. Intellectually dishonest political operatives, driveling cowards, banal wimps, and venal elites are bent on dissolving the adhesive that binds civilization together. This contentious political adversary abandons much of his prior pragmatism and competes in the realm of outlandish—fighting opponents with his own preposterousness. Does he succeed?
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The key operational words for Socialism are “governmental ownership” “owned by a government” “controlled by the state” “no private property” “freedom of the individual is
The key operational words for Capitalism are “privately owned” “private ownership” “private enterprise” “operated for profit” “personal profit” “free market.” One who practices or favors
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