No, I mean your inability to even properly discuss socialism.
Incorrect. You don't like my inability to discuss socialism how you want to discuss it rather then what it actually is.
Ha. It ain't socialism except if you completely neuter the meaning of socialism to include anything and everything provided by government.
How much does a ticket on the fail train cost JMak? When government provides a good equally to all citizens is that the same as providing a good specifically to some groups and not to others? That would remove your claim right there. I never included that. You did. Which makes you dishonest in your assertion about my position (guess, what your favorite phrase is coming soon!).
"Socialism refers to a broad set of economic theories of social organization
advocating state or collective ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods"
Huh. Let's see. The highway system, police, firefighters and military are collectively owned and administrated by the government and the means of production and usage is also administrated by the government.
They are not socialist services.
So communally owned services that are administrated by the government to provide equally for all citizens isn't a socialist service?
Who's the one who can't define it? You. That's who.
Socialism ain't a government providing national defense or public safety. These are legitimate government functions.
GOOD JOB. You're
finally realizing that legitimate government functions include providing some aspect of socialism.
Yeah, that's my argument.
Pretty much. Military, police and firefighters are all services dictated and owned by the government (and therefore the people in this country) and provide services equally for all its citizens.
Let's look at that key part of the definition again:
"advocating state or collective ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods"
1) State ownership. Check
2) Administration by state of production and distribution. Check
3) Equal providing of services. Check.
Care to get off the fail train Jmak?