By Robert Wenzel
There has been something of a renaissance for
socialist support in America.
Bernie Sanders, a self-described socialist, while
seeking the Democratic nomination for president this year accumulated 13
million votes in the primaries, 43.0% of the votes cast.
The high-profile political figure Kshama Sawant is a
member of the Socialist Alternative and also sits on the Seattle City Council.
Her following is growing.
In his new book, The Problem With Socialism, Thomas
DiLorenzo reports that a YouGov.com poll reveals that 43% of those between the
ages of 18 and 25 have a "favorable" opinion of socialism and that
they have a higher opinion of socialism than capitalism.
Many more in America advocate interventionist policies
that are steps on the way to full blown socialism.
How could this be? Anyone who is familiar with the
history of socialism knows of the millions that have died under socialist rule.
They know the horrific economic conditions that have developed under socialism.
It is as though Americans, the millennial generation
in particular, have no inkling of the history of socialism in practice nor the
writings that have cut the theoretical foundations of socialist ideas to
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