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Monday 29 October 2012

O2 #3 Capitalism Produces Rich Bankers, but Socialism Produces Happiness. (via Global Research)

Socialism is better than capitalism. So say 20 percent of Americans, and another 27 percent say they can’t say which is better, according to an April 9 Rasmussen poll.

There’s hope.

When you consider that virtually no newspaper, broadcaster, well-funded think tank, teacher, or anybody’s boss or commander ever said something nice about socialism, it’s remarkable that only 53 percent of us still favor rule by the moneyed class. Perhaps folks are learning how capitalism sacrifices happiness for individual gain.
Read here this interesting essay about the future of Socialism, or is it Socialism as the future?: CapitalismSocialism

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