Destroying the DFL/DSA narrative
Socialism doesn't create wealth. It redistributes wealth. That comes with an asterisk. It redistributes the serfs' wealth. It doesn't redistribute the oligarchs' wealth. I'm not certain but I think that's where the saying comes from that 'what's mine is their's and what's their's is their's, too.'
Everyone knows that the U.S. has the world's biggest economy at roughly $31,000,000,000,000. People also know that China has the next-biggest economy at roughly $19,000,000,000,000. What people don't know is that the U.S.'s per capita GDP is $91,000USD. Meanwhile, China's per capita GDP is $14,000USD. Every GOP candidate should be telling voters that DSA candidates have the same economic future in mind for Minnesotans. Then they should ask whether that family would rather make $91,000/yr or $14,000/yr.
Then ask them if they think the DSA will guarantee the people's civil rights, especially considering the fact that the DSA wants to eliminate the presidency, the Supreme Court and the Senate. Don't believe me? Then check this out:
The DSA Co-Chair insists that the U.S. is pillaging other countries for their own benefit. I'd like to know of another nation that doesn't do that: Milton Friedman decimated Phil Donahue in that interview. Friedman asked Donahue if China or Russia didn't run on greed. Friedman asked Donahue where he'd "find these angels to organize society" before pasting Donahue by saying "I don't even trust you to do that."The DSA is making promises it can't keep in its wildest fantasies. It's time to pressure DSA candidates into producing proof for their wild promises. Demand that the DSA point to a society that's made AND KEPT the types of promises it's making. Tell them it's put-up-or-shut-up time. Anyone can make wild promises. It takes a person of integrity to keep those promises.
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