Liberals are quick to identify what a woman is, when it comes to wanting one as president and who they will allow to talk about abortion rights

Norway isn’t Communist. economy is predominantly capitalist. Private ownership dominates and Norway ranks highly in economic freedom index. Its government is a constitutional monarchy with a parliament, and while the labor party does have influence, even they operate within a capitalist framework

Nicaragua went socialist in 1979. By 1985 their GDP shrunk by 25% and inflation reached 33,603% by 1988. In 1991, they pivoted to privatizing industries to which they saw a GDP growth of 3.4% and inflation fell below 6% by 2017

Communism’s war on private property ensures that no family can ever rise above dependence on the state. The generational wealth from homeownership, must be eradicated from the communist/socialist perspective.

A core tenet of communism/socialism is an absence of private property, yet private property is one of the most freeing thing you can have as well as a very good way to lay the foundations for generational wealth. @sanders.senate.gov @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social @aoc.bsky.social

Bernie Sanders has always advocated for free college. Will he tax those who do not have the means to leave (middle/lower class) once the wealthy leave? @BernieSanders

Mamdani’s delusional utopia is crumbling even before being sworn in. 25% (2.1 million) of New Yorkers are seriously considering leaving (hudsonvalleypost) and he is already having to walk back the free buses. Communism and Socialism do not work! @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social

If you want to live in a DMV, move to NYC @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social

Despite Communist Venezuela being oil rich, price controls have led to food and medicine shortages

Capitalism rewards individuals for creating value, Communism stagnates economic growth

People flee from Capitalism and Socialism. That’s why East Berlin had to build a wall to keep people from leaving

Stalin’s communism forcibly consolidated individual farms into a collective, production dropped from 7.3 million tons in 1928 to 67.6 million tons in 1934. Approximately 5.7 million people died and livestock numbers fell 4.7% between 1928-1933

In communist Great Leap Forward, grain output fell from 200 million tons in 1958 to 144 million tons in 1960. Approximately 15-55 million died from famine.

Communism assumes altruism over self interest, which stifles innovation and productivity. Private property encourages generosity and effort