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Traditional Catholic Faith => Politics and World Leaders => Topic started by: graceseeker on September 19, 2017, 12:51:05 PM
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If he had not run, Hillary could have won
you know.. since there is voter fraud and all...
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A lot of Trump voters were Bernie Sanders supporters. Fiscal populism is a very, very popular way of thinking here. They see that some countries, e.g. Norway who have:
- Excellent healthcare
- Free, if not very affordable college
- A living wage
- No interventionist policies
And they think: "Why are we not like that?"
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A lot of Trump voters were Bernie Sanders supporters. Fiscal populism is a very, very popular way of thinking here. They see that some countries, e.g. Norway who have:
- Excellent healthcare
- Free, if not very affordable college
- A living wage
- No interventionist policies
And they think: "Why are we not like that?"
they should have heard Ralph Peters on Fox earlier... I don't think I have ever heard a better argument against Socialism... The young need to be educated about socialism, which Peters says is very anti-social (words to that effect)
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I wouldn't consider Sanders a socialist.
Socialism is the abolition of privatization, period. No one worth their salt is advocating for that in American society. If there were a functioning socialist state, someone with his mix of privatization and social democracy would be considered a far-right conservative.
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I wouldn't consider Sanders a socialist.
Socialism is the abolition of privatization, period. No one worth their salt is advocating for that in American society. If there were a functioning socialist state, someone with his mix of privatization and social democracy would be considered a far-right conservative.
you give the socialist in Congress an inch and they will take a mile... Sanders would probably get to absolute socialism if given half a chance
I doubt America will give him that chance