Forum Thread
(Gulf Shores - Orange Beach - Perdido Key Specific)
4 messages
Updated 9/16/2020 2:27:26 AM
Lakes Online Forum
83,605 messages
Updated 4/25/2024 9:33:24 PM
Lakes Online Forum
5,193 messages
Updated 4/3/2024 3:47:36 AM
(Gulf Shores - Orange Beach - Perdido Key Specific)
5 messages
Updated 6/5/2012 12:39:50 PM
Lakes Online Forum
4,169 messages
Updated 4/15/2024 11:05:05 PM
Lakes Online Forum
4,260 messages
Updated 3/24/2024 9:24:45 AM
Lakes Online Forum
2,976 messages
Updated 3/20/2024 11:53:43 PM
Lakes Online Forum
98 messages
Updated 4/15/2024 1:00:58 AM
Gulf Shores - Orange Beach - Perdido Key Photo Gallery





    
Name:   CAT BOAT - Email Member
Subject:   Interesting article
Date:   4/21/2006 3:19:45 PM

http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060421/NEWS01/604210333/1007



Name:   Feb - Email Member
Subject:   See if this Helps Cat
Date:   4/21/2006 3:24:09 PM

I hope this works, or I will have cat litter in my face.

URL: Cat's Post

Name:   SCARAB MAN - Email Member
Subject:   Now we're ....
Date:   4/21/2006 4:15:13 PM

peasants , I can't stand someone to belittle someone else . This burns me up!! Greed has won this battle but it will come back to them one day and I hope it is ten fold . SEE ya'll Tyler



Name:   Island Camper - Email Member
Subject:   Thanks CAT
Date:   4/21/2006 5:00:34 PM

Very interesting article. Thanks for posting it.



Name:   CAT BOAT - Email Member
Subject:   Thanks CAT
Date:   4/21/2006 6:47:18 PM

Sounds like we are losing a good political man too me. Over crap that really goes on.



Name:   fountain - Email Member
Subject:   Thanks CAT
Date:   4/22/2006 12:34:42 PM

AGREE AGREE ---Sounds like we are losing a very good man in Rep. Brewbaker.



Name:   roswellric - Email Member
Subject:   Read this
Date:   4/23/2006 9:10:49 PM

Socialism is a social and economic system (or the political philosophy advocating such a system) in which the economic means of production are owned and controlled collectively by the people. This control may be either direct, exercised through popular collectives such as workers' councils, or it may be indirect, exercised through a State. In the latter case, the issue of who controls the state is crucial. A primary concern of socialism (and, according to some, its defining feature) is social equality and an equitable distribution of wealth that would serve the interests of society as a whole.[

Historically, the ideology of socialism arose with the rise of organized labor, and the socialist political movement has found most of its support among the urban working class and, to a lesser extent, the peasantry. This has led to socialism being strongly associated with the working class and often identifying itself with the interests of workers and the "common people". In many parts of the world, the two are still strongly associated with one another; in other parts, they have become two distinct movements.

Pure socialists hold that capitalism is an illegitimate economic system that serves the interests of the wealthy and exploits the majority of the population. As such, they wish to replace it completely or at least make substantial modifications to it, in order to create a more just society that would reward hard work, guarantee a certain basic standard of living, and extend economic and cultural opportunities to all.[3]

Socialist theory is diverse, and there is no single body of thought that is universally shared by all socialists. Rather, different socialist ideologies have arrived at similar conclusions by different paths. There are some common themes, however. One such theme is the idea that humans are inherently social beings that require social interaction and the companionship of others in order to survive and develop both physically and mentally[4]. Individuals cannot maintain their humanity if they are separated from the rest of society for too long. Thus, socialists believe that the individual and society are inseparable, and they reject individualistic schools of thought which assert that society is the voluntary creation of individuals who chose to interact with each other.[5]

Marxism is an ideology which has had a powerful influence on socialist thought. For almost one hundred years, from the mid-19th century to the 1940s or 50s, the majority of socialists were Marxists of one kind or another. This has not been the case for several decades, but Marxist ideas - particularly notions of class struggle - are common themes across a broad range of modern socialist groups. Marxism itself continues to be a strong current in the broader socialist movement.

Many Marxists, past and present, use the term socialism to refer to the form of society that is supposed to replace capitalism and later develop into communism.

Within the socialist movement, there are several different ideas on how to create a socialist society and economic system, and what form this society will take. As a result, the movement has split into several different and sometimes opposing branches, which are discussed further below.









Quick Links
Gulf Shores - Orange Beach - Perdido Key News
Gulf Shores - Orange Beach - Perdido Key Photos
Gulf Shores - Orange Beach - Perdido Key Videos




About Us
Contact Us
Site Map
Search Site
Advertise With Us
   
GulfShores.USGulf.info
THE GULF SHORES - ORANGE BEACH - PERDIDO KEY WEBSITE

Copyright 2024, Coastal Town
Privacy    |    Legal