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100 House Democrats REFUSED to denounce the horrors of socialism. Totally anti-American. Socialism should be condemned by EVERY member of Congress. The Democratic Party is RADICAL!!

Feb 3, 2023 · 12:50 AM UTC

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Hey Ronny! Do you like roads, infrastructure, police departments, fire departments, schools, weekends, decent work conditions and hours? Guess what “genius”, that’s “Socialism” at its best. You’re nothing but a lying peddler of McCarthyism!
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But see it is -we live in a combined capitalist/socialist framework. The other option would be to privatize everything and further enable govt to be bought by corporations. Which would then be the government. Which we’re not too far from. As so many of the govt. are bought.
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Does this include all the subsidies for oil and military contractors, stock buy backs, ppp loans to #mtg and @mattgaetz and others? Bailing out big banks? Tax cuts for billionaires and corporations? None for working Americans? Just for rich and corporate? aier.org/article/corporate-w…

Corporate Welfare: Where’s the Outrage? A Review

"The majority of corporate welfare policies appear to remove resources from local populations and via cronyism, politicians try to insulate themselves from the loss of those benefits by removing...

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And a retired military contractor making 60+ million a year.. is one example of wasteful spending.
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You mean The horrors of Medicaid, the fire dept, police, public parks, libraries, public transit , social security…those horrors?
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Or you could do some f***ing work, you dang buffoon.
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Republikkkan definition of socialism: "Any set of policies that benefit working families."
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Allegiance should be compulsory for elected officials. Dissenters should have citizenship revoked and be set adrift in international waters.
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And you condemn the Pledge then. Socialism is behind the Pledge. The Pledge of Allegiance was written in August 1892 by the socialist minister Francis Bellamy (1855-1931).
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The US has socialist programs. These include the highways, military, education, healthcare, Social Security, Medicare, public utilities, law-enforcement… Stop trying to bait people on Twitter! Stop lying!
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