Socialism in America is Good

Today, using modern philosophy and our thoughts, it is impossible to build pure capitalism and socialist system by definition, but in order to form a civilized but productive society they are different from each other You can not use a mixed economy to focus on features. The definition of capitalism will be the economic system in which decisions are made on private ownership of the production factors and on how to use them within legal restrictions. Laissez faire is another name by Scottish philosopher Adam Smith.

Individualism makes social investment in the US impossible. The problem is that some goods can only be supplied on a social, social and social scale - these are the most important items, such as healthcare, education and safety net, because they are the main products . Now, an ordinary American who firmly believes in individualism continues to choose "buy by myself" instead of "paying money to neighbors" rather than teaching "investment for all" . He will also benefit most from the lowest cost.

When ordinary people support their own self destruction, the United States has found a difficult way. Economic, social and cultural aspects Social Darwinism has led the United States to make the United States the most devastating distropia in the modern world - a place where children kill each other every few days. And no one carefully raises their fingers to help them. Why is this? Because the demise of social Darwinism took us to the darkest place. It's the only guarantee of a barbaric predator, "fitness" than the next one

How did the elderly in the US get deprived of their dignity? After all, even the poorest countries have "informal social support systems", so-called families and communities. However, in the United States there is catastrophic collapse of social unity. Extreme capitalism has completely destroyed American society and people can not even care about each other as they do in Pakistan and Nigeria. The social bond, its relationship itself became an unbearable luxury beyond the poor countries: this is another social morbidity characteristic of the collapse of the United States.