What is "socialism"? - An attempt to clear up myths/misconceptions

[Vincoletto]

VGPolyglot said:

DonFerrari said:

I'm yet to see a single police takeover against any cooperative in Brazil, and here being a place people condemn for being corrupt, violent, etc. They fail because they lack the competence to manage a company. Indeed like 90% of the companies in Brazil are very small (less than 10 employees) and they can still exist and do better than the "no owner" philosophy.

What do you mean by "see"? You may not have seen it directly, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen.

https://www.globalresearch.ca/brazils-president-michel-temer-instructs-military-and-police-to-attack-landless-workers-movement-mst/5555258

Dont even need to read the article to know it is a joke and left media propaganda. But I will just say is misinformation. MST are closer to terrorists than any worker movement. Paid and financed by the former socialist government (ruled by a terrorist president)  with money from the tax I pay.