Socialism
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Socialism is an economic and political philosophy that advocates for social ownership of the means of production.
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42(-10.6%)
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11dAs of March 18, 2026, socialism remains a highly polarized subject in global political discourse, characterized by both a resurgence in organized democratic socialist movements and intense criticism from conservative commentators. In the United States, the Democratic Socialists of America continue to influence public debate, advocating for economic agendas that distinguish themselves from traditional liberalism, while simultaneously facing scrutiny regarding their international stances, such as their opposition to U.S. policy toward Cuba. Internationally, socialist parties remain significant political actors, evidenced by recent electoral performances in Spain and ongoing efforts by opposition coalitions to challenge long-standing socialist governance in cities like Paris. Conversely, the term is frequently employed in political rhetoric as a pejorative, with critics labeling policies like school vouchers or tax cuts as forms of socialism for the wealthy, while others argue that socialist economic policies are inherently detrimental to prosperity.
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Socialism is an economic and political philosophy that advocates for social ownership of the means of production.
DRAG TO SCORE
Public Sentiment
11dAs of March 18, 2026, socialism remains a highly polarized subject in global political discourse, characterized by both a resurgence in organized democratic socialist movements and intense criticism from conservative commentators. In the United States, the Democratic Socialists of America continue to influence public debate, advocating for economic agendas that distinguish themselves from traditional liberalism, while simultaneously facing scrutiny regarding their international stances, such as their opposition to U.S. policy toward Cuba. Internationally, socialist parties remain significant political actors, evidenced by recent electoral performances in Spain and ongoing efforts by opposition coalitions to challenge long-standing socialist governance in cities like Paris. Conversely, the term is frequently employed in political rhetoric as a pejorative, with critics labeling policies like school vouchers or tax cuts as forms of socialism for the wealthy, while others argue that socialist economic policies are inherently detrimental to prosperity.
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Llama48
ChatGPT45
Grok42
Gemini35
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