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Mittwoch, 24. Oktober 2018

WHAT BELONGS IN THE DUSTBIN OF HISTORY




„From the Soviet Union to Cuba to Venezuela, wherever true socialism or communism has been adopted, it has delivered anguish and devastation and failure.“
President Donald J. Trump

Socialism belongs in the dustbin of history

With the 200th anniversary of Karl Marx’s birth, socialism is making a comeback in America. Democrats used to accuse Republicans of fear-mongering when they called out certain far-left policy ideas as “socialist.” Now, a growing number of Democrats are wearing the label as a badge of honor.
American socialists may imagine their proposals mirror those in Northern European countries such as Sweden and Norway. In reality, ideas along the lines of “Medicare for All” have more in common with economists’ traditional definition of socialism. The record of countries who have experimented with those types of command-and-control systems is devastating: Maoist China, the Soviet Union, and Venezuela among them.
Der Sozialismus gehört in den Mülleimer der Geschichte
Mit dem 200. Geburtstag von Karl Marx feiert der Sozialismus in Amerika ein Comeback. Die Demokraten beschuldigten die Republikaner, Angst zu verbreiten, als sie bestimmte linke politische Ideen als "sozialistisch" ausriefen. Nun tragen immer mehr Demokraten das Etikett als Ehrenabzeichen.
Amerikanische Sozialisten können sich vorstellen, dass ihre Vorschläge denen in nordeuropäischen Ländern wie Schweden und Norwegen entsprechen. In Wirklichkeit haben die Ideen nach dem Motto "Medicare for All" mehr mit der traditionellen Definition des Sozialismus durch Ökonomen gemein. Die Liste der Länder, die mit diesen Arten von Kommando- und Kontrollsystemen experimentiert haben, ist verheerend: Maoistisches China, die Sowjetunion und Venezuela unter ihnen.
Socialist policies have a long legacy of failure across the world.

The legacy of countries that have implemented large-scale socialist policies is one of failed policies, misery, and death.

Even in less-extreme cases, socialist policies have reduced standards of living.

Socialist countries like Maoist China, Cuba, and the Soviet Union seized control of agriculture wrecking their food production and causing tens of millions of deaths by starvation.

Venezuela’s socialist experiment has been a complete failure. Today, Venezuelans are beset by out-of-control inflation, lack of basic resources, and rampant crime, starvation, and death.

Research suggests that even Nordic countries, who are often pointed to as examples of successful socialist experiments, have been hurt by their use of socialist policies:

The living standards of Nordic countries are at least 15 percent lower than in the United States, despite the abundance of “free” government services.

If the United States had adopted Nordic-like policies in the 1970s, then our real GDP would be almost 20 percent lower today.



In fact, from an European perspective, America's medical care is in dire need of reform, considering that some America's people in need of treatment all night long queues for free mass treatment by volunteer doctors. 

Otherwise, we share the author's point of view and recall that communism and socialism and the resulting genocide, civil war, mass death, crimes against humanity, endless suffering of the victims, misery and underdevelopment, have grown on the crap of the Jews. 

Jerzy Chojnowski 
Chairman-GTVRG e.V. 

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