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A quick review of Socialism
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Welcome back to the team. In your absence I spent a lot of time educating the Trumpster. I was making real progress, he was becoming almost coherent, I said almost. Unfortunate when I thought I have made it with the lad, he slipped backwards, I found him back into the red, white and blue face paint, dressing up in his buffalo horn outfit from the 2021 Capitol riots calling himself, the "Yellowstone Wolf of the USA" and screaming; "MAGA, MAGA, where is Donald". BUT we shall never give up, I am determined to turn the lowly slug in a wonderful something or other one day!
On the serious topic of Socialism. The Labor party officially still holds to the principles of Socialism, with its constitution committing it to the "democratic socialisation of industry, production, distribution and exchange" to eliminate exploitation. Although in a modern liberal democracy such as ours that principle seems somewhat of an anachronism. As a centre left party, Labor is more of a progressive reform party working within the framework of a modernised Capitalist system. No federal Labor leader has seriously called other party members "comrade" since the days of Gough Whitlam, 50 years ago.
p/s Dougy Cameron NSW Labor Senator 2008/19 always called people he liked "comrade". Dougy was from the left faction of the ALP.