Socialism

Socialism

Socialism is in the greatest intrest of the public.   It calls workers to unite for a better community.   This gives them a better work ethic.   An early socialist said, "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need."   This is a very accurate summary of the basis of socialism.   Everyone gives what they can and gets what they need.
In a socialist economy, life security is guaranteed.   For example, if you are handicapped and can't make enough money to feed and clothe your family, the community helps you.   This would also apply if a person had a mental or physical handicap that did not allow them to get a job.   Socialism takes care of education, Medicare, and welfare for free.  
Socialism gives the workers a reason to unite, to work together for a better today and a good tomorrow.   This strengthens the economy and creates a better place to live.   People look not for personal profit, but for community gain.   Everyone is united for everyone's common good.   Scientists work harder on their jobs because they know that the public is counting on them.   People work with the knowledge that if they don't do their jobs, maybe no one else will, and that could lead to some serious problems.   Think of what would happen if the person in the airport control tower decided not to do their job.   That would put a lot of lives at risk.
In a socialist economy, things are a lot more fair and equal.   For instance, there are no really, really rich people while other people are starving in the streets.   On a less heavy note, if the mayor's son gets a real leather baseball glove, all the other little boys should too.   In socialism, they do because it wouldn't be fair otherwise.   There would be an equal amount of space for everyone's dog to run around in, instead of some dogs having a ton of space to play and some having none.
In socialism, unlike communism, people are allowed to have private businesses.   This causes them to have more freedom because they don't have to...