also a lack of primacy on petrol
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The problem of socialism is inherently one of scale making Venezuela more similar than tiny Scandinavian countries (Sweden pop 10M; Norway 5M). Socialism works great at small scales (I.e. A family) but very quickly decays as the population size increases.
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Also Canada!
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It is the same with argument that Israel is the only democracy in the Middle East. Well, Egypt would have remained a democracy, but Pres. Obama preferred a compliant military junta.
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The US government does not want an alternative to succeed and tries to crush Venezuela as it has done with Chile, for example. It is dishonest when US politicians then point to Venezuela as if their government has not helped.
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People equate socialism with state ownership. Socialism is about redistribution and or infrastructure collective investment in projects for which the returns are diffuse and the costs centralized. It is agnostic on the mechanics of ownership and has no position on central plans.
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I agree that this is what most young people mean by “socialism” today. The right is arguing against a phantom, likely on purpose.
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word up!
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Indeed. Shame that charlatans like
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How is the US more democratic than Venezuela
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