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Rethinking Socialism
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And not asking for more or less Socialism than we have.
My thoughts are a review of what we have.
Australia and New Zealand, the British Ilse's to some extent have Socialism within the only system I know of that works,Capitalism.
But for this threads sake, while I may refer to Americas much less help for its poor I want to break a cycle.
In the years 1972 till 1975 Labor bridged a gap, the poor had not been well treated before then.
This trend, in my view has gone on too long and too far.
A truth is Labor gives too much.
Liberals take too much.
This and any form of Socialism must move in to the 21st century.
A sense of entitlement, stunning at times,seems to live in many who receive social welfare.
So what do we do?
I got the idea for this thread from a TV story about smashed housing, government low rent housing wrecked deliberately.
Who pays, we all do,but what if welfare payments had a deduction taken out, just the offenders, would it both stop the wrecking and pay for it.
Australia, in my view will never neglect its poor as America does but do we need to fix welfare and not pay those who do not need it social security?