Can you please explain how you come to this conclusion?
I didn't mean to imply such, just the opposite. "If everybody's thinking alike, somebody isn't thinking." -unknown"
Socialism assumes that everyone thinks alike. Since they don't, usually, at all, I thought the quote implies that most of the "sheeple" are not thinking, which they are not really allowed to do in a purely socialist society. The reality of socialism is that to get everyone "thinking alike," a central authority must tell them how to think.
Maybe I'm being more than unusually incoherent today. Sorry if I am, I still like the quote.