Cuffed in the back of a van with no seatbelts. You can get a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt in your car.

  • @Lommy241
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    288 months ago

    that’s called socialism.

      • @[email protected]
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        48 months ago

        I live in Canada and I want more socialism but our politicians keep destroying the system because they have rich friends that need help getting richer (Doug Ford I’m looking at you)

    • @Specal
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      168 months ago

      I know this is a joke but we should stop making it. It confuses the dumbasses.

      • @drivepiler
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        148 months ago

        Genuine question; How is it a joke? That’s pretty much what we do where I’m from, and we’re generally considered socialists.

        • @Specal
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          128 months ago

          If you take an industry, and make it owned and run by the workers, take the NHS of the UK for example. It’s paid for by taxes, therefore owned by the public, and is run by the public, that’s socialism. But just paying tax alone to have more services isn’t socialism. Socialism is defined by the ownership and regulation of business and service by the people.

          So paying taxes for the government to pay a private company to do the work is not socialism, for example madicaid in the US.

          It doesn’t seem like a big difference at first but the results are massively different.

          • @drivepiler
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            38 months ago

            I see, that is a very good point and an excellent explanation. Thank you.

            • @Specal
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              38 months ago

              Just want to say when I said “confuses the dumbasses” I wasn’t referring to people like yourself, I was talking about hyper capitalists.