@MsTikq@truedevonthomps@NoVacks4Me@PierrePoilievre Those were Communist policies. There is a distinct difference. Socialism ensures those in need are cared for by means of shared responsibility, Communism controls the means of production and distribution of resources.
@RachelNotley You’d think someone (Smith) who owns a restaurant would have more business sense than to chase away a significant part of our current and future economy.
@PierrePoilievre Socialism is not Communism; there are plenty of online options for you to repeat your high school social studies, a basic understanding of political philosophies would be beneficial for a party leader.
@ABDanielleSmith@JustinTrudeau@s_guilbeault Privatization increased our utility bills. Cost of product plus profits is always more expensive than public provision of essential services.
@SStaysko@KathleenGanley An extreme example in a developing nation. Now do, Norway, Sweden, Finland, The Netherlands, Ireland, France, all with strong socialist services and some of the freest countries in the world.
@2023__smith@KathleenGanley Hypocrisy from the supporters of privatization while Albertans subsidize massive corporate profits on a service that Albertans used to own.
@20234ucp@KathleenGanley The fault lies with Klein who sold off the utilities cheaply. Now we have to pay for corporate profits in addition to the cost of utilities.