Socialists Are Not Against Slavery

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Socialists aren’t against slavery, only private slavery.

When the State owns individuals, they support it!

Alice Smith @TheAliceSmith
Posted on X, May 24, 2025

Sadly, the evidence supports this claim. It is a natural extension of no private ownership of property. Individuals cannot own land, factories, homes, etc. So, of course they cannot own other people. The state owns all the land, factories, homes, etc. So of course, the state can own the people required to work the land, run the factories, and live in the homes.

Just keep saying no until you run out of ammunition.

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4 thoughts on “Socialists Are Not Against Slavery”

  1. They also don’t mind slavery by individuals from other continents.

  2. Nobody actually minds slavery. Except when it becomes tyrannical and oppressive for them.
    Otherwise, we have a whole society of people that love someone else doing things for them that costs them nothing personally.
    God said;
    “By the sweat of your brow you will eat bread”
    It’s part of our evil fallen nature to make someone else sweat for us.
    Hell, even today I’m on social security making everyone else sweat for me.
    Same with racism. It’s part of our nature. It’s just part of fallen man.
    The problem stems from us not recognizing it in ourselves for what it is.
    And stand ready to shut it down wherever/whenever it becomes oppressive.
    Today we are fighting an “them vs us” over racism. When we should be asking ourselves, which race works best to lead?
    Who has demonstrated themselves to be the most oppressive?
    That’s why Jesus told us to “take his yoke upon us, for it is lite and easy to bare.” “Come onto me all who are labor, and under heavy burden.”
    Were all racist slavers. But we also have a choice as to who our master/master’s will be.
    And the one’s we are allowing to lord over us at present are thieving communist bitches that enjoy working us to death. While poisoning us mind, body, and soul.
    Recognizing it in ourselves makes it easier to spot all around us.
    And fight it when necessary.

    • VERY true, if that can actually be a thing.
      We can find the systemic racism in our laws once we know what to look for.
      Not the ones that prohibit violence and theft against others, regardless of color, but the ones that hand out scraps of benefits and favored citizen status to some races, ethnicities, religions, and sexes.

  3. “everything in the state — nothing outside the state — nothing against the state.”

    Benito Mussolini

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