Anonymous #1 4w

He’s not

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Anonymous #2 4w

Still acts to defend capitalism

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Anonymous #2 4w

yeah he seeks to reform capitalism with a robust welfare state rather than abolishing private property that’s social democracy, you’re right

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Anonymous landtrust 4w

Not really. One is socialism and the other is reformist liberalism

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Anonymous OP 4w

The results are the same is what I’m saying though

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Anonymous landtrust 4w

False, social democracy reforms capitalism through welfare and regulation (Nordic model) Democratic socialism aims to replace capitalism by socializing the means of production While both seek equity, social democracy retains private markets whereas democratic socialism seeks a fundamental, systemic shift away from them

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Anonymous #1 4w

I’m talking about results not goals

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Anonymous landtrust 4w

That makes no sense lmao

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Anonymous OP 4w

How?

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Anonymous landtrust 4w

short-term yes, but the best metaphor is social democrats want to tune up the capitalism engine of our car (society) and add safety features, democratic socialists do too but they also plan to eventually replace the engine with something else (social democrats do not)

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