“When it comes to young people, women, people with low incomes, and the less educated, fewer than half react positively to ‘capitalism.’ This makes sense, as these would be the groups who benefit least from a capitalist system.”

That’s a bold, unfounded assertion – like saying, “this makes sense, as these would be the groups that are the most susceptible to social engineering by the ruling class.”

The Real Takeaway

• Socialism is a negative for the majority of Americans. Respondents who have reached a certain level of maturity and/or educational achievement respond more negatively to the word “socialism.” Less mature and less educated respondents tend to be ambivalent.

• A majority of Americans regard capitalism positively. We all benefit, albeit some more than others, from a capitalist system.

• 77% of Americans prefer a free market economy rather than a government managed economy.

• 75% who say that business is better at customer service than government.

• Seven-out-of-10 Americans believe that government and big business work together against the interests of consumers and investors.

Socialism/Communism/Marxism appeal to two groups: those who wish to dominate others and those who wish to be dominated.

Anyone who cherishes freedom, for herself and others, is starting to see the true colors of the modern Democratic Party and wants no part in it.