I love it when Americans talk about socialism like it cripples capitalism.
By: Sean A Sudduth
Tags: Socialism

I love it when Americans talk about socialism like it cripples capitalism. It. just shows how all the Socialism we already practice is working. Public school, welfare, state healthcare programs and Public Housing oh and my favorite social security/ unemployment. All funded by the working poor’s taxes and used by the working poor because they can’t afford the Private sector coverage. If you don’t have a Million dollars in an account collecting 5% shut you’re. dumbass up when talking about socialism being the evil in this system of Capitalism. The selective Socialism we practice Is the mechanism that keeps capitalism thriving at the Expense of 99% of the population. Having a system built on profitability encourages the dehumanization of the majority of the population by those who stand to gain the most financially at their expense. We have a healthcare system that went from Old Doc. Brown that made house calls to Insurance companies that make you pay thousand of dollars for the right to be denied coverage on anything other than a Doctors visit. We are socialist in nature you don’t give your friends a bill when they drink all your booze and eat all your cookies and shit. We give homeless folks handouts rather than fill the guilt of looking the other way. We tip 20% to the service industry even if the service was trash just because we don’t want to be seen as cheap. Say it with me socialism is a belief that HealthCare, Housing, Education and food are necessities we all need in order to thrive and that By removing those necessities from the Profit sector as a society we make them our strengths instead of weakness. Imagine you’re a farmer and you don’t have to worry about a mortgage insurance equipment who you got your seed from or your live stock would you grow diverse crops and have a farm that provides your local stores and restaurants with diverse seasonal selections? Now if your a child would you not have a better outlook on your future if you didn’t have to go through food scarcity a lack of housing and growing up without regular Doctor and dental visits, all while attending a school that’s underfunded because or the poor city you live in.

Most of all look back at your life and ask yourself these 5 questions.

Did I ever lack focus in school because of what was happening at home.

Have you ever use state healthcare food or housing services our collected unemployment.

Has affordability ever been the deciding factor in why you did or didn’t make a decision.

Have you ever lost a loved one to a health condition that could have been fixed or prevented had it been caught sooner?

This last question is the most important do you want to live in a world where who you are is defined by the way you treat people how you express yourself and the works you do, or do you want to continue to be seen for the car you drive the money you earn and the house you live in the schools your children attend where you vacation and who you rub elbows with.

I personally think a world where we don’t have victimization by design is the one that achieves the most success. The inherent victimology of our society plays out like a soap opera on social media as we go out in search of the next come up without considering who we had to climb over or step on to reach our goal. Equality is unattainable our differences will always separate us but a Socialist foundation of Housing,Healthcare, good nutrition and life long free Education is how we grow from self imposed shortfalls of reoccurring economic instability and a lack of interest in core job sectors suck as farming Education Infrastructure…….