Sentences with phrase «believed socialism»

Benn's supporters, according to Healey, included the «Posadists» who believed socialism would be brought to earth by creatures from outer space.

It would not only deal with their oppression, but the early socialist leaders believed socialism would allow them to assimilate into European society without having to convert to Christianity.

(For every socialist who believes that socialism is The Answer to the problems of the human condition, there are at least as many capitalist «true believers,» the preponderance located in the business world.)

Not exact matches

Paul explicitly equates democracy and socialism, believing that people of modest means will always vote for the smiling bureaucrat offering a bag of free groceries or subsidized health care.

You can «believe in» capitalism, you can «believe in» socialism, you can «believe in» the Miami Heat.

The democratic capitalist wants to believe that we can have most of the dividends of socialism without actually moving to public ownership of the major industries.

I believe you wanted to say that You don't think Socialism and Communism are legitimate or maybe successful forms of government or social order.

I do not believe in God, Socialism or Communism.

Limbaugh believes that very clear Pope Francis doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to capitalism and socialism.

I think the primary difference between Coots as being representative of Christians and Pol Pot representing atheists is that Coots, like many Christians, claimed to believe in a specific creed whereas there is no atheist creed, Pol Pot pushed a radical form of agrarian socialism on his people.

I honestly believe in a balance of both capitalism and socialism.

People of amassed and sometimes massive socialistic gatherings within and around harborages upon religiously endorsed sanctimonies are creating and establishing fruitions of ethnicities around redundantly articulated socialisms toward morally persuasive narcissisms keeping in line those who tend to believe unquestionably their fatherly figures; the Pastors of doom and gloom fortuities berating those of lesser mindives in moral weaknesses around socially divided consecrations bemoaning the common secularist's motifs.

Many people superficially believed that the fall of socialism also included the fall of Liberation Theology.

Progressive is generally just a code word for someone who leans toward socialism, who does not believe in God, & who will likely vote against Godly principles that are so important to our nation.

He then told followers that not only was the word «progressive» «just a code word» for «for someone who leans toward socialism,» he also added that it's code for someone «who does not believe in God, & who will likely vote against Godly principles that are so important to our nation.»

Leaving aside the evidence that arrives each day from Eastern Europe which seems to show that the opposite is the case, that socialism there has in some sense «frozen» traditional ways of life, there is a more important issue: one wonders if tradition, when purchased and consumed like a commodity, can really play the role which some conservatives believe it must in any healthy society.

As he came to see the danger of confusion resulting from this terminology, he spoke instead of a believing realism as the Christian ground of socialism.

Marx never asked how socialism might be achieved directly by a pre-industrial society; he evidently believed that each must go through a capitalist stage.

Corbyn has said he is against austerity and believes in socialism.

He gave up tribalism in the Blair years used to say he believed that winning the Labour Party for socialism and sustainability is the Left's least bad option.

«I'm someone who believes that we live in a capitalist society and that the Labour party is about trying to achieve socialism within that.

When you said «which aspects of communism,» I believe you wanted a comparable answer to pre-Khrushchev Soviet Union, Enver Hoxha's Albania, Mao's China, etc., i.e. socialism, i.e. dictatorship of the proletariat.

Glasman believes that before Labour can move on it has to learn the lessons about the failures of state socialism.

Ultimately, Fascism and National socialism are not inherently evil ideologies like historians would have you believe, and they are certainly not the same.

c) How can PPP achieve eradication of winner - takes - all and All Inclusive Government when your Party does not understand and properly believes in Liberal Socialism?

Peter Hain: The new Welsh Secretary believes the guiding spirit of Labour is still socialism, but this time it's a more libertarian and local variety.

Sign up and begin meeting others who believe in the tenets of Socialism.

People of good sense are being asked to believe that a band of conspirators belonging to a nontheistic religion has infiltrated the public schools and turned them into a hotbed of evolutionism, critical thinking, sexuality, socialism, and suicide.

He said later that he had been «thrown out» of the GDR, that he still believed in socialism and was shocked by the West's obsession with cleanliness and consumption.

Using the impersonal language of the public realm, ranging from the quasi-mysticism of corporate mission statements to the maxims of revolutionary socialism, his work exhorts us to believe in it.

While for those who do believe that individual liberty and the rule of law even when it does interfere with the wheels of progress, Socialism is hopelessly wicked.

Some social scientists believe there's a correlation with the rise of socialism in that country.

Obama really believes, for instance, that socialized medicine, and socialism in general, are «good.»

«Yet another check mark in the column making the Russian leadership most similar to the GOP, some of whom believe that gay marriage leads to socialism,» he writes.