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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> Left-wing professors and universities have played a large role in advancing socialist ideology.<ref>Lott, Maxim (January 18, 2019). [https://www.foxnews.com/politics/socialism-rising-universities-and-radical-profs-helping-steer-leftward-shift-in-politics Socialism rising: Universities and ‘radical’ profs helping steer leftward shift in politics, critics say]. ''Fox News''. Retrieved January 18, 2019.</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> Left-wing professors and universities have played a large role in advancing socialist ideology.<ref>Lott, Maxim (January 18, 2019). [https://www.foxnews.com/politics/socialism-rising-universities-and-radical-profs-helping-steer-leftward-shift-in-politics Socialism rising: Universities and ‘radical’ profs helping steer leftward shift in politics, critics say]. ''Fox News''. Retrieved January 18, 2019.</ref>

As a political theory, socialism relies on scapegoating to build a constituent base, for example that "the rich," or "Jews," or "millionaires and billionaires," or "the top 1%" are responsible for all of humanities ills. One of the most well known socialist parties of the 20th century was the [[Nazi Party|National Socialist German Workers' Party]] (Nazi Party), headed by [[Adolf Hitler]].<ref>http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/adolf_hitler.htm</ref> Together both [[Communism]] and [[Nazism]] are considered [[totalitarian]] or [[statist]], subverting the rights of individuals to a [[collective]] of a [[single party]]. Nazism deviates from orthodox Marxist theory in substituting racial and ethnic conflict for [[class warfare]]. Nazism substituted "[[Jews]]" as the oppressor class, responsible for all societal woes, rather than "the rich," "[[Republican]]s," or "white males" as modern leftists do.

As a political theory, socialism relies on scapegoating to build a constituent base, for example that "the rich," or "Jews," or "millionaires and billionaires," or "the top 1%" are responsible for all of humanities ills. Socialism targets the youth of nation and people without life experience with naive and "feel good" slogans that on the surface seem to be practical, yet once in power, Socialists compel compliance to [[authoritarian]] decrees and exterminate opposition to maintain power for themselves. There is nothing [[democracy|democratic about socialism, and terms such as [[democratic socialism]] and [[social democracy]] are [[oxymoron]]s that are typical of Marxist "double speak" and "double think."

 

One of the most well known socialist parties of the 20th century was the [[Nazi Party|National Socialist German Workers' Party]] (Nazi Party), headed by [[Adolf Hitler]].<ref>http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/adolf_hitler.htm</ref> Together both [[Communism]] and [[Nazism]] are considered [[totalitarian]] or [[statist]], subverting the rights of individuals to a [[collective]] of a [[single party]]. Nazism deviates from orthodox Marxist theory in substituting racial and ethnic conflict for [[class warfare]]. Nazism substituted "[[Jews]]" as the oppressor class, responsible for all societal woes, rather than "the rich," "[[Republican]]s," or "white males" as modern leftists do.

As an economic theory, socialism is an [[authoritarian]] system which advocates strict central planning and regulatory control of [[income]]s and distribution or rationing of goods and services, when available. 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 and distribution or rationing of goods and services, when available. 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]].