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Socialists tend to push for revolution and authoritarian regimes, while communists seek slow change.
Socialists tend to push for revolution and authoritarian regimes, while communists seek slow change.
Both have the same goal, as all socialists ultimately want communism.
Both have the same goal, as all socialists ultimately want communism.
Socialism seeks equitable distribution of wealth, while communism seeks equal distribution of wealth.
Socialism seeks equitable distribution of wealth, while communism seeks equal distribution of wealth.
Both want the government to own all property.
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The most accurate comparison based on the goals of socialism and communism is:
Socialism seeks equitable distribution of wealth, while communism seeks equal distribution of wealth.
Socialism focuses on reducing inequalities in wealth and providing social welfare, whereas communism aims for a classless society where all property is shared equally, leading to absolute equality in wealth distribution.
