Socialism or capitalism, which one do you choose?
Americans have recently received similar inquiries.
August 7-10 Fox News Survey Views on the measurement of the government system.
The results of the registration of Democrats are particularly noteworthy.
According to public opinion surveys, 49% of people have a positive attitude towards capitalism.
As for socialism, 59% of the Democrats support it.
Fox Business Observations indicate that considerable changes have taken place.
In February 2020, the following same options appeared in Dems:
- Capitalism: 50%
- Socialism: 40%
Why is Feiyue? Maybe because of increasing reliance on Capitol Hill?
in the past year, Uncle Sam’s Check There are many-even if job vacancies are gradually increasing Increase rapidly.
Perhaps the polls reflect the real situation before the pandemic: Many people don’t know what capitalism and socialism are.
Regarding the “C” word, we are often told that it is disastrous:
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Of course, capitalism is a system based on a free market economy in which individuals can own their own businesses.
Nevertheless, this is not unheard of for left-leaning business owners Public preference The most favorite economic expenditure of the Nazis.
Last month, a Hollywood actor Tribute to socialism:
“I don’t know anyone would disagree with socialist ideology. If you work at Starbucks and make coffee, then you should have it. You are a coffee maker!”
Judging from my collection over the past few years, this seems to be a common understanding.
There are two situations for submitting your approval-the first one is based on public opinion:
When Ed McMahon suddenly entered the store, a group of Starbucks employees were working hard. He was carrying a balloon and a huge cardboard check.
Ed announced that employees now own the store. Let profits penetrate!
Now compare:
A group of Starbucks employees were paid below their expectations. They have no right of recourse, because the company’s operators-Washington politicians-refused to admit it.
Worker will Go to the cafe across the street, but it is also owned by the government.
Therefore, it pays the same fee.
The same is true where every employee may find work.
This money does not buy much food, because the price of groceries is high-in every store of the same price, this is also run by federal officials.
In the final analysis, there is a “big business”-the government.
Which sounds more like socialism?
As we all know, this is a system where the government owns all products and production materials.
Going back to the polls, if the term is replaced by a definition, will the result be the same?
In any case, for Republicans, 67% of people like capitalism.
The socialist score is 8%.
To further study the study, in June 2018, a two-year Gallup poll show 55% of the 18-29 year-old respondents like socialism.
By 2021, who do you think is more supportive of socialism: registered Democrats or ordinary millennials?
Politics is changing. The Democratic Party is changing. The United States is changing.
As for “capitalism” and “socialism,” I hope those who plead will at least know what they are asking for.
I assume Politicians know -After all, if things develop in a certain way, they will be the ones in charge.
There is no doubt: the ultra-left socialists are now all the callers of the Democratic Party. https://t.co/c2RTXikJL5
— Steve Scalise (@SteveScalise) November 10, 2020
-Alex
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