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The un-debated oversight of this socialistic idealism is the fact that socialism is top-heavy with government management (bureaucracy). If government bureaucracy were designed on computer models, then administered by said computers that strictly adhered to the perimeters of said computer model, the Socialism Ideal would have a slim but possible chance of proving it's promise. However, government is run by people, mostly lazy people with little oversight or accountability. This is what separates Socialist Idealism from Socialist Utopia. This is the reality of human nature, and its fallibility.
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(From the site of my previous posting.)
Care to discuss? Zim.
Mad Poet Strikes Again.
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