social democracy
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Meaning
the belief in a gradual transition from capitalism to socialism by democratic means
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Building a multiracial social democracy is one of the great political challenges of our time.
It appears that the NDP partisans rejected his cautious, moderate approach but they have yet to articulate what social democracy means in the 21st century, and there don’t seem to be any candidates out there making that debate happen, yet.
Romanow’s second strategic error was to abandon social democracy and embrace pro-capitalist neoliberalism, turning his back on the party’s raison d’être since 1932.
Money did talk; but social democracy, non-alignment and utopian internationalism all played their part in accommodating different kinds of teams in the tournament.
This again gets right back to my main point, enviroment establishes baselines, hard to have any semblance of social democracy with con men of all stripes in leadership positions.
Lots of subjects touched on, from capitalism vs. social democracy, cooperatives, psychedelics, social media, tribalism.