Belgium is effectively socialist too

just like France, Germany and Netherlands

and UK

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Except we are not

good luck Belgium getting out of the EU, its your national industry now

by socialist, do you mean capitalist with healthcare?

social policies

not socialist

yet

the UK that is

It wont happen here

but we're only one election away from it

as confirmed once again sundays election

explain to me the difference,
"The state takes the products away from the capitalist/companies, and gives it to the rest of the people"

and

"The state takes the money away from the capitalists/companies, and gives it to the rest of the people, so they can buy that product"

the socialists got booted out everywhere except 3 places

the end-difference that is

the tories seem to be doing their best to lose
but i still can't see corbyn getting into power

and even if he does, he won't know what to do with it

Dr Wol it is that that people are sick of

@shinsoo I know right? its like they are deliberatly trying to lose

people are sick of government taking ridiculous amounts of money from everyone

yeah, definitely seems like it

and subsidizing bullshit

theyre not sick of the social policies

I'll admit, the west of Europe isn't Hard-on "Everyone gets equal salary, vacation and care" socialist like the "SOCIALIST socialists" want

again, we're getting close

but west europe is effectively socialist in the sense that its massive taxes, to give subsidies to the poor, so they can then buy the products

maybe they'll do better once May is out
but i haven't heard of any convincing candidates yet

Jacob Rees Mogg

But that is not whats happening here wol

wew

thats the only way I vote tory

whats happening here is massive taxes

Social programs by themselves aren't socialist

and government subsidizing companies to hire people

not people themselves

they somtimes pay up to half someones salary so they would hire people

its a total failure

France is the most socialist country. everyone else is degrees