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[[Image:Hitler.jpg|thumb|250px|right|One of the most well known political parties of the 20th century  was the [[National Socialist]] party of Germany headed by the [[evolution|evolutionary racist]] [[Adolf Hitler]].<ref name="mises">http://mises.org/daily/1937</ref><ref name="darNaz">http://creation.com/darwinism-and-the-nazi-race-holocaust</ref><ref name="hott">http://www.hourofthetime.com/socialist.htm</ref> ]]
 
[[Image:Hitler.jpg|thumb|250px|right|One of the most well known political parties of the 20th century  was the [[National Socialist]] party of Germany headed by the [[evolution|evolutionary racist]] [[Adolf Hitler]].<ref name="mises">http://mises.org/daily/1937</ref><ref name="darNaz">http://creation.com/darwinism-and-the-nazi-race-holocaust</ref><ref name="hott">http://www.hourofthetime.com/socialist.htm</ref> ]]
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'''Socialism''' is a socio-political and economic ideology. It has its roots in visions of imaginary ideal societies, from thinkers who drew up elaborated designs and concepts for creating what they considered a more equal society, along collectivist lines or abolished private property; the primary ideas came from British and French thinkers like [[Henri de Saint-Simon|Saint-Simon]], [[Charles Fourier]], Louis Blanc, and [[Robert Owen]] preceded by [[Thomas More]], Tommaso Campanella, and Jean Meslier. Socialism has been criticized for it's use of mass murder to bring about change.
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'''Socialism''' is a socio-political and economic ideology. Socialism has been criticized for it's use of mass murder to bring about change.
    
As a social theory, the modern [[Democratic party]] uses [[identity politics]] to create a new oppressed class of victims which replaces the older worker/peasant/proletariat victims of an imaginary oppressor class, the [[bourgeois]].<ref>https://youtu.be/PkNzYttjSHE</ref>
 
As a social theory, the modern [[Democratic party]] uses [[identity politics]] to create a new oppressed class of victims which replaces the older worker/peasant/proletariat victims of an imaginary oppressor class, the [[bourgeois]].<ref>https://youtu.be/PkNzYttjSHE</ref>
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As an economic theory, socialism is an [[authoritarian]] system which advocates strict central planning and regulatory control of [[income]]s, services and distribution of goods. High taxation to expropriate wealth from the oppressor class is common to all socialist regimes. Because of its core [[anti-democratic]] and authoritarian precepts, socialism is considered [[treason]]ous to [[America]]'s central ideal of [[liberty]].
 
As an economic theory, socialism is an [[authoritarian]] system which advocates strict central planning and regulatory control of [[income]]s, services and distribution of goods. High taxation to expropriate wealth from the oppressor class is common to all socialist regimes. Because of its core [[anti-democratic]] and authoritarian precepts, socialism is considered [[treason]]ous to [[America]]'s central ideal of [[liberty]].
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==Roots==
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It has its roots in visions of imaginary ideal societies, from thinkers who drew up elaborated designs and concepts for creating what they considered a more equal society, along collectivist lines or abolished private property; the primary ideas came from British and French thinkers like [[Henri de Saint-Simon|Saint-Simon]], [[Charles Fourier]], Louis Blanc, and [[Robert Owen]] preceded by [[Thomas More]], Tommaso Campanella, and Jean Meslier.
    
==Historic types==
 
==Historic types==
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