Posted by Heartless on May 13, 2021 at 06:30:51 from (184.60.89.253):
In Reply to: Price Gouging posted by john in la on May 12, 2021 at 09:46:06:
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Then I suggest you stop driving on public roads & highways. and don't expect them to be repaired, or plowed clear of snow, either.
Don't call 911 if your house is on fire, or being robbed, or if you have a medical emergency.
Don't go to the library, or send your kids/grandkids to public schools, either.
Being invaded by a foreign country? Don't call on the US military to protect you.
Do you collect Social Security, or use Medicare? better give it all up.
ALL of those things, and many more, are paid for with the taxes we pay in, and that makes them socialist. They are paid for by all of us for the good of all of us. THAT is what socialism is.
Think about it long and hard before you declare socialism to be a bad thing.
What you are doing is confusing socialism with communism - they are not the same thing.
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