Democrats are not Socialist

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No, the Democratic Party isn't socialist. It's just what GOP voters want to hear | Opinion

Democratic Western Europe is the heartland of real socialist parties. Also called social democratic or labor parties, they thrive and routinely win
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"The s-word has become an all-purpose epithet that Republicans use to describe everything from an influx of undocumented immigrants to the supposed teaching of critical race theory to vaccine mandates," Max Boot recently wrote in the Washington Post."

"He described the GOP disingenuousness as "a rhetorical sleight of hand," explaining, "The s-word has been applied to Scandinavian-style social welfare states that are both democratic and capitalist as well as to Marxist dictatorships (e.g., the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) that were neither democratic nor capitalist. Republicans count on their followers missing the distinction between Sweden and North Korea by trying to convince them that social welfare bills such as the Build Back Better Act will draw us closer to the latter rather than the former."
 
 
hubman said:
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No, the Democratic Party isn't socialist. It's just what GOP voters want to hear | Opinion

Democratic Western Europe is the heartland of real socialist parties. Also called social democratic or labor parties, they thrive and routinely win
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"The s-word has become an all-purpose epithet that Republicans use to describe everything from an influx of undocumented immigrants to the supposed teaching of critical race theory to vaccine mandates," Max Boot recently wrote in the Washington Post."

"He described the GOP disingenuousness as "a rhetorical sleight of hand," explaining, "The s-word has been applied to Scandinavian-style social welfare states that are both democratic and capitalist as well as to Marxist dictatorships (e.g., the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) that were neither democratic nor capitalist. Republicans count on their followers missing the distinction between Sweden and North Korea by trying to convince them that social welfare bills such as the Build Back Better Act will draw us closer to the latter rather than the former."
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I understand the distinction between a Democratic Sweden's social programs and North Korea's totalitarian political environment; not sure some Democrats do.
 
hubman said:
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No, the Democratic Party isn't socialist. It's just what GOP voters want to hear | Opinion

Democratic Western Europe is the heartland of real socialist parties. Also called social democratic or labor parties, they thrive and routinely win
www.yahoo.com www.yahoo.com
"The s-word has become an all-purpose epithet that Republicans use to describe everything from an influx of undocumented immigrants to the supposed teaching of critical race theory to vaccine mandates," Max Boot recently wrote in the Washington Post."

"He described the GOP disingenuousness as "a rhetorical sleight of hand," explaining, "The s-word has been applied to Scandinavian-style social welfare states that are both democratic and capitalist as well as to Marxist dictatorships (e.g., the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) that were neither democratic nor capitalist. Republicans count on their followers missing the distinction between Sweden and North Korea by trying to convince them that social welfare bills such as the Build Back Better Act will draw us closer to the latter rather than the former."
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Why haven't you figured out yet why your side reduces everything to binary stupidity ? If you ever do, I have some hope for you. It's obvious you aren't stupid, just foolish enough to be used repeatedly.
 
hubman said:
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No, the Democratic Party isn't socialist. It's just what GOP voters want to hear | Opinion

Democratic Western Europe is the heartland of real socialist parties. Also called social democratic or labor parties, they thrive and routinely win
www.yahoo.com www.yahoo.com
"The s-word has become an all-purpose epithet that Republicans use to describe everything from an influx of undocumented immigrants to the supposed teaching of critical race theory to vaccine mandates," Max Boot recently wrote in the Washington Post."

"He described the GOP disingenuousness as "a rhetorical sleight of hand," explaining, "The s-word has been applied to Scandinavian-style social welfare states that are both democratic and capitalist as well as to Marxist dictatorships (e.g., the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) that were neither democratic nor capitalist. Republicans count on their followers missing the distinction between Sweden and North Korea by trying to convince them that social welfare bills such as the Build Back Better Act will draw us closer to the latter rather than the former."
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Keep drinking the Kool Aid

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oxat622 said:
There's some gremlin in your head that thinks this, as written, is occurring on some wide scale.
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it is occurring on a wide scale in the media and the political class. which winds its way down the party. dont assume because you are reasonable your people are.
 
BGFalcons82 said:
Try reading the 2000+ page “Build Back Better” manifesto. It’s filled with Rockette-line kicks to the nards of Freedom and Liberty.
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All I was looking for were examples of conservatives being characterized specifically as "racist" only for having an opinion that differs from others when those opinions aren't themselves racist. You're going some other direction.
 
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