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    Socialism is not evil. It is not about control. It is not the ideas of Hitler manifested into an economic system designed to steal your rights out from underneath you; despite what you may be lead to believe. Socialism is the redistribution of wealth among all social classes. Socialism has essentially been condemned in America since World War II and as a result of this has largely been misdefined for generations. Due to this lack of representation in the mainstream political spectrum, most…

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    have been two popular forms of government that have dominated over the world; socialism and capitalism. Capitalism shows more of an individualistic ideology and has a self interest style of leadership, when compared to Socialism where it has a collective interest and works towards “the common good”. The opposites of these two forms of governance, is heavily displayed within their economic structures and systems. Socialism can be heavily display as communism in a sense, with that idea you can…

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    During his universalist defence of a scientific perspective on Socialism at the end of the nineteenth-century, the pioneering Italian sociologist Enrico Ferri stated that "it is impossible not to see the direct casual connection between Marxian socialism and scientific evolution"1. Ferri 's bold proclamation was indicative of an apex of radical thought. Similar tracts that blended political and scientific opinion by X, Y, and Z, published between 1860 and 1900, made much the same point. These…

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    “What is democratic socialism, American-style?” an article written by Peter Dreier and published on CNN. This article target audience is anyone who wants to understand what democratic socialism is and how have American practiced it. He goes on to say that the united states biggest equal rights movements such as: woman suffrage, child labor laws, consumer protection laws and the progression income tax law were lead by socialists. Dreier uses a combination of rhetorical questions, One Sentence…

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    for us and, for the most part, knew what the best was for us in regards to care and other personal matters. The Soviet government strived to be this ideal father-like figure for its citizens. According to Katherine Verdery in her book, What Was Socialism and What Comes Next?, “socialist paternalism” was the claim that “the Party would take care of everyone’s needs by collecting the total social product and then making available whatever people needed” (Verdery 24-25). The Socialist Party also…

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    Socialism Vs Socialism

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    to substantial opportunities and an advanced quality of life style. Socialism is an economically free system in which the process of creation, circulation and the exchange of goods and services is controlled by the entire community as a group rather than just by private owners under capitalism system. The redistribution of student grades in the name of social justice, fairness and equality by a University in support of socialism would have a negative effect on the lives of the students since…

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    types of philosophies/economic systems that is used throughout the different countries such as capitalism, communism and socialism. Socialism is a type of economic and political system/theory. The basic principle of socialism centers on common ownership, this basically means that the entire population of the earth share ownership of the resources available. The main goal of socialism is to achieve equality between the members of the society, it focuses primarily on resources and the economy. The…

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    Advantages Of Socialism

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    The main economic strategies are based on the market and include more government control than socialism. This is the best advantages of socialism because when the economic crisis was coming, the government could adjust the macro-control policies and introduced a series of initiatives to expand domestic demand and promote economic development. It achieved success quickly and efficiency. But, socialism is easy to establish monopoly enterprise. These companies are controlled by government and…

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    The Jungle Socialism

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    meets are representative of cross-section of Chicago. The quote “I Aimed For The Public’s Heart, And… Hit It In the Stomach’ is trying to push socialism but then is interrupted by the corruption of the food…

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    The Jungle And Socialism

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    harsh conditions and abused lives if immigrants in Chicago. The book illustrates working class poverty, lack of social support and unpleasant living and work conditions causing hopelessness among many workers. Sinclair wrote The Jungle to promote socialism. The issue that caught attention of the public was the horror of the meat packing industry. There are a lot of characters in The Jungle, they all have significant roles. The main character is Jurgis Rudkus he is a Lithuanian immigrant. His…

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