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To: Dallas59
Socialism is now, and has from the beginning been financed by the mega rich western capitalist; Why ?
Socialism is the perfect environment for the creation of monopolies. Massive international corporations hate competition. So they help finance revolutions and overthrow governments that are not co-operative with their agenda's, especially if they (govt's)have sole source natural resources that the corp. wants.
7 posted on 05/03/2005 6:38:48 AM PDT by clearsight
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"Massive international corporations hate competition"

I agree. But, as we all know, monopolies create economic and innovative stagnation due to lack of competition. Exactly the problem with socialism. Its a catch 22. Pure capitalism without political reigns is prone to massive economic and political corruption and pure socialism without economic freedom is prone to the same. There needs to be a balance.

I've been mentally toying with several variations of democratic republic government configurations that could theoretically help address such issues.


13 posted on 05/03/2005 6:55:20 AM PDT by Tempestuous
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To: clearsight
Socialism is now, and has from the beginning been financed by the mega rich western capitalist; Why ? Socialism is the perfect environment for the creation of monopolies. Massive international corporations hate competition. So they help finance revolutions and overthrow governments that are not co-operative with their agenda's, especially if they (govt's)have sole source natural resources that the corp. wants.

It sounds like you've read "None dare call it conspiracy".

23 posted on 05/03/2005 7:46:17 AM PDT by wesley_windam-price
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