What are the promises of a socialist?

      

What are the promises of a socialist?

  

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Dana
With the means of production no longer in private hands, the society will no longer be divided into classes of employers and workers
Instead of individual effort for individual benefit, there will be collective effort for collective benefit
The power of man over man will be diminished and that of man over nature will be increased.
The capacity to produce in abundance instead of being utilized for profit making, it will be utilized to provide plenty for all
The overhanging fear of depression, employment, inflation, destitution and insecurity will vanish with the knowledge that planned production will ensure jobs all the time
Imperialism war which result from profit makers hunt for foreign markets will come to an end

Dana05 answered the question on July 3, 2019 at 11:25


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