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debate: Why collectives can't compete

You: hello

Stranger: Hi

You: ideology?

Stranger: Constitutionalist

You: from cananda?

Stranger: California

You: so you like the US constitution and the republic huh?

Stranger: Sure

You: do you think we are going away from the Constitution with the new progressive thinking developing in our culture?

Stranger: Not at all

You: right so you one of those progressive who called themselves constitionalist?

Stranger: I am quite progressive and I do call myself a constitutionalist as you saw

You: how do you marry the push for socialism when the constitution carefully protect individual rights?

Stranger: By recognizing that socialism isn’t the same as totalitarianism… which is the one and only argument against socialism I’ve ever heard from the right.

Stranger: I am of course not a socialist

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