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That's not really what I was saying. If the will of the people doesn't support giving resources to all the people (goodwill) Socialism is not possible. That sa
by ameister14 7y ago
That's not really what I was saying. If the will of the people doesn't support giving resources to all the people (goodwill) Socialism is not possible.
That said, a better example is that 'socialist' countries seem to give less to charity for those abroad. The biggest donating countries per capita are Myanmar, the USA and Australia, the most likely to help strangers appear to be Iraq, Libya and Kuwait. Even in Europe, it's topped by the UK which, while it is in possession of a social safety net, I would not call Socialist.