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Well, there is a difference between "this is a socialist country" and "I am a socialist". Granted though, that under a functioning democracy, there will be ove
by SideburnsOfDoom 1y ago
Well, there is a difference between "this is a socialist country" and "I am a socialist".
Granted though, that under a functioning democracy, there will be overlap: if the country is x then most likely at least a plurality of voters support x. It doesn't mean that "all citizens support x" or "any specific citizen supports x and self identifies themself an x-ist".
- margalabargala 1y ago> Well, there is a difference between "this is a socialist country" and "I am a socialist". To be clear, the former is what I was repeatedly told. Nobody personally self-identified themselves as a socialist to me, they described their country as socialist.