I discussed the principle of The Failure of Forced Equality on my second and third blog posts. I have been
discussing the failure of forced economic equality, which is exemplified in the
tried and tired economic theories of socialism and communism. Many principles
of socialism and communism are derived from the works of Karl Marx, who
advocated for the public ownership of production as a way for the working class
to rise. Unfortunately, the practice of Marx’s concepts in history in various
socialist and communist regimes have failed and have produced untold suffering
among the human race. Therefore, I aim to raise many above the dark labyrinths
of failed feel-good Marxist policies to the safe and clear ideological highland
of limited government intervention in economies.
Showing posts with label socialism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label socialism. Show all posts
Monday, May 27, 2019
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Hotspots in Equality Revisited
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"Leninade" by Jamison Wieser is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 |
On my previous blog post, I discussed economic equality and laissez-faire economics and the successes and failures of those principles. I will discuss these further here.
1. The Failure of Forced Equality (How and why forcing aspects of absolute equality has failed.)
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