DonFerrari said:
That i can accept as reasoning, but still don't make socialism good, since as you said is democratic socialism, not socialism... and even so I preffer a small government control and size (I live in Brazil and I'm sorry to say it's impossible to trust any government here, so its a case of the smaller the better - and don't even matter the inclination of the party there - have been burned to many times). |
If you're arguing about pure Socialism, then I don't think there are any States that are.
However, whether or not you know it, public education (free or subsidized) is a socialistic idea. Same for anything the government helps pay for that can be used by anyone. Roads, schools, etc. In a capitalistic state, the corporations would be the ones paying for it. Both of these things exist in the United States. The government pays for the roads and maintenance, while they will often times hire private companies to do the work. These are things that Socialism does. The reason it counts as Socialism is because your taxes go to pay for it. The government makes money only from taxes.








