andrel wrote:
> In short: to Europeans the difference is huge. Americans using the term
> 'socialism' are generally regarded with a friendly sort of paternalism.
It doesn't seem that way to an American.
You're talking about the political differences. There doesn't seem to be
much *economic* difference, except in the way the government manages to take
the capital to be redistributed.
I think the Americans are talking about economics and you're talking about
government forms.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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