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No one becomes a socialist. There may be a point in time when one realizes that they are a socialist, but no one becomes a socialist. We are all socialists until we grow up and earn our own money. Socialism is something that we provide to young children while we train them to take authority over and responsibility for themselves. Socialism in one of age is a 'Peter Pan' syndrome. Socialism in one of age is born out of a desire to remain in the socialism of their youth by force of law. We are all born shortsighted, self-centered socialists; maturing is moving away from that condition.
'From each according to their need, and to each according to their ability', only works when it is voluntary. Marxism has a compulsory nature.
'From each according to their will, and to each according to their ability', cannot be compelled. It has a voluntary nature. It must, however, be defended.
We will always have socialists among us for the exact same reason that we will always have the poor among us; it's because we're born that way.
'From each according to their need, and to each according to their ability', only works when it is voluntary. Marxism has a compulsory nature.
'From each according to their will, and to each according to their ability', cannot be compelled. It has a voluntary nature. It must, however, be defended.
We will always have socialists among us for the exact same reason that we will always have the poor among us; it's because we're born that way.
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