Is Socialism inevitable

[anatta]

capitalism is inevitable after the false construct of socialism fails again and again

[MAGA MAN]

People tried to fly for thousands of years for thousands of years peasants revolted from kings and emperors that enslaved them, the first successful revolt was really the French Revolution and even that was a blood bath of pain and failure, at first
but look how far society has come since that event, there was an explosion of creativity and invention we did learn to fly we even made it to the moon ...what does the future hold.. do we keep failing till we succeed, is that insane/ or is that just how it works?

There's always going to be a certain element that thinks the people are too dumb to govern themselves. Madison wrote about this. Today we call them Democrats.

[Bobb]

According to Republicans and conservatives, western Europe, Scandinavia, Sweden, Norway, Germany, France, Netherlands, Denmark are socialist.

Therefore, according to Republicans, if you want an example of socialism look to Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany, France, or Holland.

Yes, they word "socialism" is thrown around by Republicans about Europe. That just makes them wrong, not me.

[Nordberg]

Thank you, you fcking moron, to point out that mathematical perfection exists only on paper.

Typical righty, childish insults are what you bring. It is not mathematical. It is simply a reality. All the Scandinavian countries are capitalistic. They allow a certain amount of the countries wealth to help the masses. Schools are theoretically a boon to the future of the country. America does not provide a government college system. It is for profit. That is why it is ridiculously expensive and shuts out a huge portion of its citizens from educational advancement. Many countries provide education. That is not welfare. That is good for the country as a whole.

[Celticguy]

^^^^ There is no reliable record of Alexander Tyler ever having written any part of the text.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/th...nian-republic/

True nonetheless.

[tinfoil]

There's always going to be a certain element that thinks the people are too dumb to govern themselves. Madison wrote about this. Today we call them Democrats.

The Dunning Kruger allstar team

[JPF]

Americans have, for a long time, wanted more government than they are willing to pay for. I'm not sure it's pure socialism but I am sure that from a fiscal standpoint, it is not a prudent course of action.

[Wilhelm Zenz]

if you work for a company you do not govern yourself think on that government often protects you from tyrants americans forget that

[Cypress]

True nonetheless.

You thought the quote you gave had weight and gravitas because you thought is came from some Scottish philosopher.

The fact that it is a fake quote that Alexander Tyler never made matters a lot. It is just mental masturbation, word salad, that no one knows where it came from.