Daily reminder that Socialism is worker ownership of the means of production and not government control

Daily reminder that Socialism is worker ownership of the means of production and not government control.

Spoiler: the workers are represented by officers that govern them

Ya no government involvement at all.

that's not worker control though.

no shit

Btw, do you see how (((socilaist))) China is, pol?
They're gonna turn the US into the next China and still be in control over you.
Ethno nationalism, and quick, pol.

This

If you support some porky who just sits on his ass and gives 1% of his wealth to the workers who generate his wealth in the first place controlling the means of production, you're unironically a cuck in the truest sense of the word. You are letting the porky capitalist cuck you out of fair compensation for your labor.

Wages have not risen with inflation. The minimum wage in 1970 was $1.60. This is equivalent to $10.25 in 2017 dollars. Federal minimum wage is $7.25. Capitalism allows CEOs to outsource and import cheaper labor (i.e. illegal immigrants) who will work for lower wages so they can gain more profit and fuck over workers of the citizenry. The foreign born labor force in 1970 was 5.2%, today it is 17% and that is just legal immigrants.

It is clear, capitalism needs drastic reform or perhaps needs to be abolished altogether in order to make the nation stronger and more unified. The question is: what should be done?

Yes until the worker decided he doesn't like socialism and they take his land and wealth xd

>worker ownership of the means of production
That's better?
Why aren't cooperatives beating all private corps in the market?
It is forbidden in capitalism to have co. where the workers own the means of production?

Didn't Anarchist leaders start to get liquidated by Communist towards the end of the war, on the Soviet's behalf?
NO PASARAN!