Socialism refers to collective ownership of the means of production. Social democracy refers to a capitalist market economy supplemented by welfare programs, labor protections, and public services. The two terms are not interchangeable despite frequent misuse on the internet. You are describing and advocating for social democracy not socialism.
Socialism refers to collective ownership of the means of production. Social democracy refers to a capitalist market economy supplemented by welfare programs, labor protections, and public services. The two terms are not interchangeable despite frequent misuse on the internet. You are describing and advocating for social democracy not socialism.
Finally somone who can distinguish the difference. Having some socialist policies doesn’t make whole system socialist
It is amazing to me. How many people don’t know the difference constantly advocating for social democracy under the name of socialism.
It is infuriating.
Wow, you can google things and add nothing to the conversation, good job!
Wow, you can be condescending and add nothing to the conversation.