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>The Literal Poison of Democratic Socialism  - Tom DiLorenzo - lewRockwell
To lump Soviet, Venezuelan, Brazilian and American "socialism" into a single group is perhaps a little to broad. They are quite different in their origins and in their practices. Socialism was a social movement in response to feudalism, monarchy, theocracy and a number of other very complex and different social structures. Capitalism is an economic system. Socialism is not. We know this because capitalism can operate in most social structures, whereas socialism IS the social structure.

Your comparison is misplaced. A more meaningful comparison would be between American capitalism and Soviet communism and their respective effects on the environment. However, your example of BP (whose actions you seem to approve of) is quite anti-capitalist in most respects and is more likely the result of socialism (social pressure) - BP was concerned primarily with their image rather than their stock price. Conversely, Mexican immunity is the result of capitalism without socialism.

Democratic socialism is thus one means of using social pressure to restrain naturally occurring excesses in the economic system.


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Beginning of the headline :Latin America is once again demonstrating the social poison of “democratic socialism,” the ideology that won Bernie Sanders more than 13 million votes in the Democratic primaries.  Socialism – democratic or otherwise – is not only destructive of a nation’s economy, as history proved over and over again during the twentieth century; it is also ecological poison.  After the worldwide collapse of socialism in the late 1980s/early 1990s, we got a first look at what a country’s environment under a so... Read More
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