Roosevetania wrote:The Grene Knyght wrote:Well, to clarify, I was talking about the last line, "Democratic socialists still believe in a market economy."
Thats just not what democratic socialism is. Socialists reject the market and end private property. Thats what socialism is
No, that's what communism is.The New Sea Territory wrote:
If private property exists, its not socialism. Period, non-negotiable.
Communism and socialism are not synonyms.
Communism has more aspects than social ownership of the means of production. These include common ownership of the MoP, classlessness, statelessness, moneylessness, worker self-management, etc.
For socialism, there is only one (hence why the word is so vague). Social onwership of the means of production is what separates socialism from European models of late capitalist welfare states.





