Pronunciation of the English word socialism.
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1. | In practice, leaders calling for "socialism" are usually just calling for more power for themselves with less accountability. But this isn't to be confused with socialism itself, which is achieved by mass movements of the workers and aimed at clawing power away from the powerful. | |
2. | He abandoned socialism. | |
3. | Socialism or barbarism. | |
4. | "What?" Pharamp asked. "Nothing," Sysko lied, "we were talking about the effect of Confucianism on modern Chinese socialism." | |
5. | American imperialists, in their attempt to break and disorganise the forces of the defenders of peace, democracy and socialism, have established firm contact with the imperialists of the Marshall Plan countries, where they export not only weapons and thrillers, rotten canned food and bubble gum, but also the insights of their "philosophers". | |
6. | Socialism is the same as Communism, only better English. | |
7. | Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat, but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires. | |
8. | It would serve no purpose to discuss those schools of Socialism (improperly so called) that do not stand for the abolition of capitalism and wage slavery. | |
9. | I do not believe in socialism. | |
10. | I am not a fan of socialism. |