What nation started Socialist…

Not desperate at all. Very calm effort...and it wasn't an "attempt." It worked. Here you are, joining in.


You are the one who had several spelling errors in the post I mentioned.

And I laid out all sorts of "clues" about socialism and communism in my post #16. Learn to read while you are learning how to spell.

I intend to!

Sorry I upset you. Happens often.
Once again, trumpetng your ignorance , and inability to spell.

Unlike you, (and the rest of the JPP left), I actually read both "The Social Contract" (Rousseau 1762), and "The Communist Manifesto" (Marx, Engells, etal, 1848) , therefore hzve no need of your asinine "clues" about socialism/ communism.

Your madeup "spelling" claims have made you a major laughingstock, once again, along with your blatant igmnorance regarding the premise of the thread.

Please keep up the great work; imbecliles need representation, too.
 
Once again, trumpetng your ignorance , and inability to spell.

Unlike you, (and the rest of the JPP left), I actually read both "The Social Contract" (Rousseau 1762), and "The Communist Manifesto" (Marx, Engells, etal, 1848) , therefore hzve no need of your asinine "clues" about socialism/ communism.

You may have read about socialism, but you simply do not understand the question being discussed and the responses being given here. And your response seems to indicate a personality disorder. I cannot help you...your problems are too complex for a non-professional. I would suggest you see a psychiatrist.

Your madeup "spelling" claims have made you a major laughingstock, once again, along with your blatant igmnorance regarding the premise of the thread.

Please keep up the great work; imbecliles need representation, too.

In your post #28, there are four spelling errors. If you cannot see them, you do have serious problems.
Here is what you wrote:

"The entire basis of communism, as defined in "The Communist Manifesto" (Marx, Engells,etal, 1848) , was glaringly plagiarized from the founding document of socilism, "The Social Contract" (Rousseau, 1762).



Ger educted, insted of trumpeting your ignorance."

And in this latest post of yours, the word "imbeciles" is misspelled and the word made-up is written without the hyphen. Stop calling others ignorant. You simply are not smart enough to do so.
 
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