The difference between Capitalism and Socialism

The difference between Capitalism and Socialism can be summed up in a beloved socialist mantra:

Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.

The Capitalists asks, what can my country do for me?

The Socialists asks, what can I do for my country?

One is selfish, the other is selfless.

One is about taking, the other about giving.

It’s that simple.

Don’t trip.

Question Everything

Question Everything, especially if there is a capitalist involved. If you are dealing with a socialist, you don’t need to worry because socialists think about everyone’s welfare, but a capitalist is by definition thinking about making a profit for himself.

A whole bunch of people believe that the rabbit’s foot is lucky. They would swear on it. The truth is, it’s a scam concocted by a capitalist.

As the story goes, there was a guy selling rabbits. He would kill the rabbits and sell the parts but the only part he could not sell was the feet. So he started “advertising” that the rabbit feet were lucky and could bring you good fortune. By repeating that lie, in time he convinced good folks to pay him for his worthless rabbit feet. Even today, good people happily turn over their cash for “lucky” rabbit feet. The idea is that if you trade your money, for the feet, it will make you lucky and then you will get more money for yourself.

Why do we eat 3 times a day? Why not eat only when we are hungry? Who’s idea was it?

What is a Socialist?

What is a socialist?

Socialist = Social = Society

Socialists care about society.

Do you socialize?  If you do, you are flirting with socialism.

A lot of Capitalist don’t like to socialize, because, socializing makes you care about people and they can’t afford to do that.

Social Media = friends and fam

The internet is socialism, it brings society together.

Social Security is a good example of socialism. It represents the good in us, being compassionate and considerate to others and more important, to ourselves. Through social security we have created a safety net that catches those that are not as fortunate. Social Security is Socialism and it does not threaten capitalism at all. On the contrary it allows Capitalists to have a heart and be considerate.

So when they ask you what is a socialist. Tell them, a socialist is a person who can see that we need to take care of each other.

I am a socialist. I am also a Capitalist.

Of those two, which do you say, is my good side? If you not sure, ask a child.