
and yet, they are predominately capitalist in nature, are they not? albeit an immensely regulated form of capitalism in favor of social safety nets and upward mobility, but capitalist nevertheless. social democracy and democratic socialism is, overwhelmingly, understood to be differentiated between underlying support for capitalism as a framework. one supporting the idea that capitalism is not inherently flawed, and can be regulated towards the collective good; and the other supporting the
ahhhh I might’ve misunderstood you initially, I thought you were discussing the ideological differences rather than their effect once implemented; my apologies! in that regard, I do see what you mean, and honestly I’m not sure whether democratic socialism can actually achieve the transition out of capitalism, in comparison to a more forceful redistribution of wealth and seizing of the means of production, but I digress. the only reason I made the post in the first place is because I’ve seen