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[-] pinball_wizard@lemmy.zip 0 points 6 months ago

People need effective, enforced, predictable laws that target infrastructure development, job creation, and social services.

Americans are deeply indoctrinated against "socialism".

We're better of calling any planned reform a regulated law bound economy with targets for equitable opportunities.

The billionaires will hate it just as much, but the rest of the population might have an easier time considering it.

[-] Cowbee@lemmy.ml 8 points 6 months ago

My point is that what should happen in an ideal world doesn't necessarily happen. We can't get the DNC to transition to a Socialist platform, their donors are the bourgeoisie. Even if 90% of USians support Socialism, ie an economy where public ownership is the principle aspect, without siezure of the state and replacing with a proletarian-run state, such a re-orientation of the economy is impossible. The policy in bourgeois republics reflects the will and needs of Capital, and by extension the acolytes that worship it, the bourgeoisie.

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