It's still socialist policies. You think the manner in which it comes about changes what occurs. That's just stupid.
I agree it is a socialist policy, it is simply one the people want. Its called Democracy.
It's still socialist policies. You think the manner in which it comes about changes what occurs. That's just stupid.
Trump had no intention of grounding the planes. he even told Boeing he would not. Then someone pointed out, that if one crashed, he would be held responsible and unlikely to politically survive.
I agree it is a socialist policy, it is simply one the people want. Its called Democracy.
So he grabbed their property rights.
So he grabbed their property rights, while screaming about socialism.
Grabbed their property rights. Does that make sense to you? It is very possible that passengers were in danger. The US does oversee transportation.
Sure passengers might have been in danger, but he still took their property rights. Pure capitalism would have left it to the consumer and the airline.... Trump took the socialist approach, for the common good!
I agree it is a socialist policy, it is simply one the people want. Its called Democracy.
Sure passengers might have been in danger, but he still took their property rights. Pure capitalism would have left it to the consumer and the airline.... Trump took the socialist approach, for the common good!
Socialists just want all planes destroyed. Period.
The airlines still own the planes. Trump took nothing away. He just demanded that they show that the planes are safe to be allowed to fly American skies.
False
talk to Ocasio-Clueless
You are simply wrong, its not.. even in in the Merriam-Webster dictionary only one of the 3 definitions cited the abolition of private property.
My point is that it has been happening in America for over 250 years, it is part of our culture and Trump himself is doing it. Just yesterday he took property rights away from several American airlines, and you cheered that decision.
You are simply wrong, its not.. even in in the Merriam-Webster dictionary only one of the 3 definitions cited the abolition of private property.
Why is Trump using the Federal Government to tell private companies if they can or cannot fly airplanes they own?
These are private corporations who own these airplanes... Should they not be free to make the choice?
"The Constitution itself describes a limited number of socialism."
Can anyone tell me what that sentence means?