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In reply to the discussion: Why Republicans Are Opposed to Supporting the Poor - An Open Secret [View all]aggiesal
(8,909 posts)80. Yes, it's called Democratic Socialism, ...
It is what Bernie is advocating.
Completely different from Communist Socialism in Soviet Russia or
National Socialism practiced in Germany.
It appears that George Will doesn't know the difference, or he does
know but not willing to mention it.
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MineralMan
Mar 2017
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That's true for the conservative anarcho capitalists but I think it goes deeper than that..
JHan
Mar 2017
#1
Thanks--I was wondering what Will could have meant by "socialism doesn't work",
BlancheSplanchnik
Mar 2017
#63
Years ago the state of Texas eliminated critical thinking classes in schools
Stargazer99
Mar 2017
#42
There would be plenty of huge costs in human misery if there were not mandates
Stargazer99
Mar 2017
#48
The Reich Wing's treatment of the poor is why the French invented the National Razor.
kairos12
Mar 2017
#16
In a similar way we have homeless people and people locked up in inhumane prisons.
hunter
Mar 2017
#22
Interesting. SC justices do now realize their very existence is in danger
Eliot Rosewater
Mar 2017
#112
Both my husband and I are managers and we certainly don't feel safe from his policies.
lark
Mar 2017
#43