Countries That Practice Socialism Are Living in a World With Too Many Political Systems and Are One Step Away From Inevitable Totalitarian Rule.

Countries that practice socialism exist today. In fact, socialism is one of the most popular forms of government in the world.

It exists amongst a plethora of political systems that all vie for power. The problem is, they all lead to the same thing, fascism.

Socialism believes in community ownership. It preaches a political doctrine that states the means of production and distribution are controlled by the government.

It is conducted in accordance with the principles of government control rather than free market principles.

It typically represents and advocates an end to private property and an end to the exploitation of workers.

In other words, socialism promotes a state run economy, where the laws are forcefully imposed upon the citizens.

In the United States we are moving toward a socialist structure rapidly.

In fact, we may leap frog right over it and go straight into fascism  and rule at the hands of the elite bankers who already control the banking system, the media, and most major corporations.

Capitalism and socialism, inevitably, lead to fascism, meaning all the power is in the hands of an elite few.

Socialism Today

Countries that practice socialism throughout the world share the view that capitalism is unfair and unjust.

It is thought to give too much emphasis to power and wealth and ignores the condition of society as a whole.

Little do these people realize socialism is one step closer to fascism than capitalism is.

The socialists have faith in equality and uphold the principle that there should be both economic and social equality.

Capitalism, they say, rewards a small fraction of society as they acquire more wealth, thereby creating a much larger separate group of people without wealth.

Capitalism breeds an unequal society and does not provide equal opportunities for everyone, or so say the socialists.

However, in a socialist society the wealth is still concentrated in the hands of only a few.

They are really just different names for varying degrees of the same thing.

Welfare is Imposed

When it comes to countries that practice socialism, social welfare and well-being is of the essence.

The socialists believe in harmony between both economy and society, therefore they assume full control over both.

However, while their welfare schemes are quite constructive and positive in spirit, the forceful nature by which the laws are enacted have been severely criticized.

This means that people are puppets, or worse, robots under the ‘rule’ of the government.

The people’s self interest to help and do well is ripped away from them. It is in turn re-dubbed as a duty and a compulsion.

Too Little Progress

Socialism is thriving in a world where there are too many political systems.

While socialism attempts to alleviate social problems, it fails to target or solve the main problems.

Poverty is still very much prevalent in countries that practice socialism.

Socialism aims to create a perfect society where there is equal distribution of wealth, power and resources, where the people are not driven by greed, money and self-interest.

However, the bubble is burst once reality kicks in. Socialism aims at driving away inequalities.

Inequalities will always exist for as long as people are still human. America should wake up to the sounding call.

Inequality is what the banking elite are all about and socialism is just one step of many before they take over complete control.

Military interventions, racism, petitions for abortion rights, opposition to US imperialism and supporting gay and lesbian rights does not purge poverty. Countries that practice socialism don’t create better realities.

The fact that America is dominated by so many forces and political ‘isms’ makes socialism a minor effect in America. Hence, poverty and social injustice still remain unaffected.

America is more of a totalitarian state, by virtue of the infinite powers vested in the government.

Soon, we will be victims of a condition where our entire lives–economic, cultural, political and personal will become enslaved.

Fear looms around the country as we are faced with a likelihood of tyranny and despotism. Can it be?