"Social Democracy, Left-Libertarianism"
not sure your bio adds up. Although I agree with your points here overall, although you should probably not bother talking to fascists
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"Social Democracy, Left-Libertarianism"
not sure your bio adds up. Although I agree with your points here overall, although you should probably not bother talking to fascists
You know, it is entirely possible to do social democracy within an anarchist framework. I'm sceptical of full anarchism, but left-libertarian ideas are mostly on point.
https://steemit.com/anarchism/@ekklesiagora/on-anarchist-social-democracy-taxation-welfare-and-anarchy
social democracy is capitalism smh. It's a right of center ideology
Social democracy was originally a socialist ideology. In fact, it was basically Marxist but with a democratic socialist basis. Thus, there was Fabian Socialism, Lange-Lerner model, etc. The Nordic model, non-socialist, variety of social democracy arose from the Revisionist Marxism of Eduard Bernstein, because it was believed that taxation and redistribution could be an analogue for socialism rendering real socialism unnecessary.
https://steemit.com/socialism/@ekklesiagora/the-history-and-future-of-social-democracy
it was not a socialist ideology, they worked with socialists for a time until they betrayed us and joined back with the capitalists. Their goal was never a massive change in society smh. Just welfare capitalism