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    differing systems of Socialism, Communism and Capitalism, two very left wing systems and Capitalism being a right wing society are very different and all produce different results. However, the role each system has played in the history of the world has shaped the way that countries run today. Socialism, a political system aimed the goal of common ownership for all. A system…

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    Socialism sounds appealing in theory, but does not function well in practice. Capitalism, while not perfect, does have advantages that a socialist economy cannot provide, and creates a fair economy. There are numerous issues that can be resolved through capitalism that cannot be solved though socialism. The most prominent being the lack of incentive found within a socialist economy. If everyone is paid the same amount of money regardless of effort, then there is no true incentive to work. If…

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    The atmosphere was so promising that Trotsky commented: “on the political and cultural level, the Spanish proletariat stood on the first day of the revolution, not below, but above the Russian proletariat at the beginning of 1917” (Trotsky 322). Orwell's arrival in Barcelona, the reddest of Spanish cities, was, according to Crick, an accident (Crick 208). Newsinger sees that what particularly struck Orwell was the disappearance of the rich which he recognized, something worth fighting for:…

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    communism. More specifically, many ideologies that had emerged from this era revolve around the idea of socialism. Ideologies such as Marxism-Leninism in Russia or Maoism in China crop up and create new foes of democracy. Many of these socialist ideologies hold their appeal to groups in the Global south due to their high levels of poverty. Many of these people are stricken economically and find socialism as an escape from poverty as well as promise of security. Despite the democratic victory of…

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    issues that would become part of future countries governmental societies decades beyond his time. Two of the major influential theories of Karl Marx involved logical argument within worth and the free market enterprise system with its influence upon socialism. The first issue that Karl Marx studied and deciphered involved the concept of logical argument. This theory was not fully established by Karl Marx,…

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    Socialism is a principle that is known for having ownership and control of the community by distribution of land, and the capital. When a government has an economic system that involves both political and economic theories, and the government having the right to the ownership and power of administration and the production of food, and other goods, this is known as socialist government. A socialist government is a type of government that does everything for the people even if it means to help…

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    Socialists. The new political and economic system they furthered, Socialism, offered an alternative they hoped would eliminate the worsening social problems that capitalism appeared to exasperate and provide equality to all people through granting the ownership of production to the public: a public education system and universal healthcare, all being provided by the government. This would ultimately create a better society. Socialism has a rich history and certain aspects and…

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    insisted on socialism being inverse of capitalism: where he declared capitalism unjust, socialism would be just; where he declared capitalism exploitative, socialism would be some opposite; where he declared worker to be alienated due to capitalism, in socialism the worker would be mystically engaged to his product of work; where he declared capitalism to be class-based, socialism would be classless. According to the hypothesis of Marx in Das Capital, the capitalism will evolve in socialism when…

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    Peter Winn’s book, Weavers of Revolution, he tells the story of the Chilean revolution through the eyes of the participants. Winn focuses on the workers at the Yarur textile mill who play a large role in Chile’s politics in the democratic road to socialism. This paper will examine…

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    wanted to save a piece of green paper. A piece of paper, well torn up jeans, rules our lives, rules the world. We as humans are willing to ruin families and will not bat an eyelash, because they may not meet the requirements for insurance. Where in Socialism, health care is universal; the care of a human comes first, then the money second. People can’t think about, how can I get out of helping this person, his surgery is three-hundred thousand? Corporations think like this, and they derive from…

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