He says socialism appears to be the natural evolution of industrial democracy because workers, poor people, and the middle class can form a majority against concentrated capital.
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He says socialism appears to be the natural evolution of industrial democracy because workers, poor people, and the middle class can form a majority against concentrated capital.
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"So that's a question for us. Why would he say this, okay? So let's look at what socialism is. Okay? Let's look at socialism...."
"So think of after World War II, Europe didn't become communist, it didn't become capitalist, it became socialist. It had a very strong welfare..."
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