I'll give some examples of great implementations of socialism that drives welfare in today's democracies, as I personally believe that socialism can't exist without democracy, as it's one of the core values of the concept, that's it's controlled by the people.
One of socialisms ultimate goals are also equality, which my examples will show.
These are just the big ones that really helps to make sure that very few people are actually poor and are getting desperate because of it.
Also, it's always important to say that socialism and capitalism are NOT mutually exclusive. It's perfectly normal to have all these concepts from socialism in a capitalist country.
I think we can agree that a country with 100% capitalism or socialism is not the best way to go.
Socialism is not a 'one thing' . It's a concept as a whole. You can have good or bad socialism and everything in between.
The world is far more nuanced than that.
Americans being afraid of socialism is proof that propaganda works. It's literally for the people.
The EU ripple effect. Good job US, if it actually passes.
They try really hard to not comply for anyone else.
Which means it's working really well and exactly as EU wanted to.
That's exactly what I'm saying. I'm not sure about the Galaxy store though, as it's only available on their own hardware.
That's because there's more to the DMA than the 3rd party app stores. It also means that Google/Apple are not allowed to charge their 30% if an app developer uses their own payment platform.
Today a company like Spotify has to pay 30% of its subscription models to Google/Apple, it it's bought through the app - same with Epic if the launched an app store for its games.
This is very predatory and monopolistic behavior, and that's why it's not illegal to do in the EU anymore. And Google opposed this because it was their biggest cash cow on Android.
That's because there's more to the DMA than the 3rd party app stores. It also means that Google/Apple are not allowed to charge their 30% if an app developer uses their own payment platform.
Today a company like Spotify has to pay 30% of its subscription models to Google/Apple, it it's bought through the app - same with Epic if the launched an app store for its games.
This is very predatory and monopolistic behavior, and that's why it's not illegal to do in the EU anymore. And Google opposed this because it was their biggest cash cow on Android.
The title needs to say it's only for the EU. 3rd party app stores for iOS are not coming to the rest of the world.
And for android you'd probably be able to get the APK, but I'm not sure how the in-app purchases will work outside of EU.
How else would the mega rich be able to buy up the property and rent out the spaces for normal people to finance?