compare the goals of socialism and communism.

Question

- Socialists tend to push for revolution and authoritarian regimes, while communists seek slow change.
- Socialism seeks equitable distribution of wealth, while communism seeks equal distribution of wealth.
- Both want the government to own all property.
- Both have the same goal, as all socialists ultimately want communism.

Answer 1

- Socialism generally allows for some level of private ownership and market-based policies, while communism advocates for the abolition of private property and a planned economy.
- Socialism aims to eliminate social inequalities and provide social safety nets for all citizens, while communism emphasizes the abolition of class distinctions and the establishment of a classless society.
- Socialists believe in achieving social and economic justice through democratic means, while communists advocate for a class struggle leading to the eventual establishment of a stateless and classless society.