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First let us see just what Socialism means, it means an economic system based on state ownership of capital, also political theory advocating state ownership of industry. It promised the people that they would be in full employment, have a home medical care and all the comforts afforded to affluent countries. But what it does not disclose is that all such promises were conditioned upon complete obedience to the Government. The individual would or could not own anything, that everything would be controlled by the Government. There is no Government in the world that is not a Socialist government to some degree. One must also remember that it the the first step to Communism.

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Socialism promised to improve working conditions by advocating for worker's rights and protections. It sought to eliminate exploitation and oppression of workers by advocating for higher wages, shorter working hours, safer working conditions, and benefits such as healthcare and retirement security. Socialism aimed to give workers more control over their workplaces and to promote economic equality.

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