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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (196836)3/2/2023 2:25:00 PM
From: sense  Read Replies (1) of 217576
 
Socialism, capitalism, communism... all the same in principle...

Socialism always veers into the greater errors of faction... as either national socialism in its partial accommodation to capitalism... or, in the degree in public opposition to the corporate overlords national socialism imposes... into communism as necessary to enable imposing controls on capitalism...

Socialism has no other path on which it can "evolve" or "develop"... other than slouching into the dysfunction of one faction or the other... each of which still ends at the SAME end point of "running out of other people's money to spend'... only arriving there differently... in terms of the "features" adopted...

The feature still matters... as it preconditions the nature of the failure modes... communism, at best, ending in the dis-spiriting of the acolytes recognizing "this doesn't work"... national socialism, in running out of other people's money, instead resolves to take more by attacking the neighbors... so resolves in the injustice of war.

Capitalism... survives them both... while winning profits from each... and leading us back into feudalism and serfdom...

And, the best you have to offer is... I pick that one ?

LOL !!!
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