American Thinker Article Rating

Society, Not Socialism

Aug 07, 2021 View Original Article
  • Bias Rating

    98% Very Conservative

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  • Policy Leaning

    -24% Somewhat Liberal

  • Politician Portrayal

    -62% Negative

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : By denying a person the natural ability to think and reason on his own, socialism excises the human-ness of the individual and leaves a bare reminder of a life capable of breathing but not living.
56% : Since socialism has failed wherever it has been foisted upon a population, I think it is fair to conclude that the natural human spirit rebels against the artificial prison in which socialism seeks to keep it chained.
51% : The greater the government embraces socialism, the more it becomes a grand insurance Leviathan, commodifying the human being in a manufacturing process that treats it as a mere resource while stripping away individual possibility in exchange for subsistence.
50% : Socialism despairs of the "commodification" of the human being in an exchange of labor for money, but socialism depends on treating the human being as a commodity resource available to the government when enforcing mandates.
50% : Contrary to its marketing, socialism is the industrialization of the human being on a massive scale, extracting the human soul in exchange for mere existence.
46% : " Believe it or not, humanity can tick along just fine without a small collection of permanent power-holders ruling from D.C. or Brussels or United Nations Plaza in New York City.
42% : One of the primary delusions of socialist governments is this: when looking at free men operating with individual liberty in free markets of ideas, goods, and labor, they lose sight of the individual and instead view him as merely a cog in the overall system.
39% : Socialism is the single greatest mechanism for dehumanizing the world's population the world has ever known.
39% : Although it pretends otherwise, in its heart, socialism yearns for the king's prerogative.

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