well collective or state

People feeling entitled to other peoples money is very fascinating

it's to prevent the exploitation of workers

depending on the type of socialism

instead of relying on a constant paycheck it's how much you work

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Working more for things of low value is socialism

that's what he presented

uh overtime exists

SOCIALISM DOESN'T MAKE SENSE AT ALL

if you work for a longer period of time you usually get paid for overtime

Socialism is just a beautiful nightmare.

Socialism is just socializing with others, chill.

Socialism is useful for pooling risk, infrastructure, and security, and disaster response

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> Socialism is just socializing with others, chill.
@KyrosTheWarrior that's what college kids think, that's why they support it

Socialism is when u see a hot chic from behind then she turns around and u just wanna puke and kill yourself

But it always has its consequences

> Socialism is useful for pooling risk, infrastructure, and security, and disaster response
@Frostjag what

collectively owning property distributes risk which sounds dumb but that's how it works

don't you love when some kid shits on the US in english class, but you're muted so you can't absolutely destroy the libtard

ah lol

I was referencing insurance

noone can be responsible for a factory's damages if it's burnt down if everyone is collectively owning it

yeah that's frustrating

The problem is that since the left is "for the worker", even communism who killed millions of people, is seen as inherently better.

uh insurance isn't socialism

communism was never implemented, kyros

people tried to implement it

tried and failed

Yeah, the left was never for the worker. The left thought the worker was a victim or something, holy crap.

soviet union was probably the 'best' example of attempting socialism

the left hates the bourgeoisie more than they love the proletariat

Communism has been implemented on a small scale

A worker in capitalism can just go to another company if they don't like it

> communism was never implemented, kyros
@Atari Explain pls, I never got that.

it actually followed the rule of no private property

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venezuela/cuba aren't socialist

they're capitalist, they allowed private property

communism is a moneyless, stateless, and classless society