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This is the Beginning of Socialism
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Updated Aug 16, 2020
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Despite of the free benefits you hear in the news
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about socialism, it actually comes at a high cost.
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Take Venezuela, for example.
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Seven years ago, Venezuela was a beautiful country.
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In fact, it was the third richest worldwide.
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I live in a capitalist country, in contrast, and I
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vote in research political topics almost daily.
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When the Venezuelan government imposed socialism on its citizens, they
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remove their constitutional rights as citizens for the U.
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S. Be next.
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Do not let socialism takeover.
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I will review key points on my socialism is devastating
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and what we could potentially be facing.
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Say goodbye to your hour long Stevie Showers because there's
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a severe lack of hygiene.
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Due to poverty stricken conditions that Venezuela has been left
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in due to socialism, they only get 20.
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Every 21 days they get a supply of water, which
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leaves citizens with running water about 1 to 2 times
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a week.
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There also is a daily, four hour power outage that
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is imposed on the Venezuela's Venezuelan citizens, which also there's
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been reports of this exceeding almost 14 hours at a
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time. A Fox News reporter also stated that a cost
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him about 86% of his monthly income to obtain eight
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rolls of toilet paper, which took him over a week
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to find due to the unavailability.
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Pray that you don't get sick because there's a severe
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lack of health care and medications that have been the
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effect of socialism.
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There's an estimated shortage of 85% nationwide.
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Incurable diseases are not a life threatening treatment for chronic
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diseases are just unavailable.
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Are you in the extreme?
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Weight loss within socialism could be forgiven because social, it
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was created masturbation and extreme weight loss.
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The government, through socialism, has imposed limited quantities for food
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purchases, which means you can only buy starting amount of
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food that they say you can buy, such as one
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chicken, two cans of beans, maybe one back of rice,
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such as Cuba.
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How they do Cuban rations.
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There's also ate plus hour waits in line at the
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grocery store to even see if the products are available.
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Do you do vastly less close?
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Borders is devalued their national currency, pretty much rendering them
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broke. Do you value your peace and tranquility?
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Well, they may be socialism isn't quite for you because
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it has sparked violent protests throughout that country.
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It has been reported by Fox News that there are
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5 to 6 weekly protests, accounting for 111 recorded violent
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protests within three months.
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They also report there 5000 people a day are escaping
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Venezuela and socialism.
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If we go back to 2015 to up to date,
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this account for 2.6 million people that have escaped socialism
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be part of solution.
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A. However, the devastation of socialism could be stopped and
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everyone accepts the right to vote can be part of
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the solution.
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Defending capitalism both for candidates who defends capitalism registered vote
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is the first critical step in this process.
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You can register online.
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You can go down to your local supervisor of elections
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office or you can mail in the D.
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S. D 39 for which is basically just an application
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of voter application for registration.
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Those were passed out in the beginning of this seven
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occur research waas platforms candidates are advocating explore candidates, profiles
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of platforms, review their key points on major political issues,
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research the institutions that are backing them and advocating for
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them. What are their intentions behind this candidate and pushing
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them to the top and Castor about your vote at
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the ballot box.
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Bring proper identification, whether it be your state i d
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or a voters, i d.
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And while you're there, if you're having issues, request assistance,
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that is what they're therefore and finally make it to
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the poll by the deadline.
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We must defend capitalism in the United States, but health
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care should be free for all right.
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Well, in fact, this could actually be counterproductive, because consolidating
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healthcare healthcare leaves you no choice of a plant.
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So if there's a necessary procedure or medication that your
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plan doesn't cover and you're just out of luck equal
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quick pay for uncle work.
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Hope you're not a hard worker because watch out of
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your heart burger, because earnings will be distributed regardless, so
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you could do all the work while the other employees
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doesn't do much and we're just gonna evenly distribute it
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like I'd like to tell my kids.
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It's kind of you earn Aisin school.
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Would you think it's fair if we took your A
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and distributed it to all the lower scoring students?
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So we bring you down and bring them up so
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that everybody's on an equal platform.
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Yeah, doesn't sound very fair.
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Free college sounds chew A great to write.
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Well, free is not free.
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I mean, this will take raising our taxes to actually
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pay for these type of things even though they're not
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personally coming out of our individual pockets.
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Essentially, they really are.
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The tax pieces are eminently support free education for all.
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So free college doesn't sound so great in the ends.
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Voting is the only solution to preserving our constitution that
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declares our individual rights to life, liberty and the pursuit
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of happiness.
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Consequently, here some important points to keep in mind about
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capitalism. The next time you exercise your right to vote,
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capitalism equals owner control.
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Which means the private owner of that company controls the
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means of production as well as the prices so they
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can accrue profits that private ownership.
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You basically make your own decisions.
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When you're under socialism, you become nationalized, and a nationalised
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business means the government dictates your profit as well as
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your prices leaving you at their mercy.
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Capitals that have incentives it pretty much maximizes profit through
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competition, using competitive pricing in the market place.
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Also, competition is the driving factor and innovation.
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Competition drives people to be creative.
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To come up with new strategies and new technologies or
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products or service is to beat out the other competitors,
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or a better price for the service is our products.
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This competition is developed, many new thanks.
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Now that you can visualize capitalism and the devastating effects
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of socialism, it is time to go vote and maintain
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the great policies that keep this heat America Friday fruit
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The 2020 presidential election vote is essential.
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There's a high percentage of young college students that do
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favor socialism due to the three benefits.
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The 2020 election could really be a turning point in
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capitalism in this country, so it is very important that
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everybody get out and exercise their vote.
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If you don't want to live, the Socialists Jean Dream
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rush out to the ballot boxes.
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Stop the threat of socialism.
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Now Democrats Did the so called self appointed Democratic Socialists
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distract you with their bribery of free healthcare and free
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college? Don't fall for these besides learn the difference between
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capitalism and socialism and finally register and vote.
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It's very important, so in review understands that socialism leads
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to negative consequences such as mass starvation, lack of medication,
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poor hygiene.
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Voting is the only solution.
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Just stopping socialism registered to vote online by mail or
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in person get started today by registering to vote.
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The voter registration application was handed out in the beginning.
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What ready?
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There's a website I provided for you to register and
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vote online.
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And also there's an absentee ballot.
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Hands out to your question how sincere about absentee ballots
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are different than mail in voting.
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Absentee ballots of Require the Citizen were the voter to
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be verified where mail in voting has just sent out
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to all registered voters.
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I also provided phone numbers and location information along with
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your voter registration application.
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That's a local offices in Florida that you could go
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in vote.
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It's time to go vote, make a difference.
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Registering about researching candidates, reviewing he point from current major
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issues and then finally go cast your vote.
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These were some of the example handouts that were sent
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to you.
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This is the voter registration application also with a list
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of the offices, and this is an example of the
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absentee ballot that you guys were handed out and it
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also comes with the address to military.
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Thank you and get out and vote today
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