The concept of a 401k should, to anyone with a working brain, push people towards socialism.

The idea that you should sacrifice what little compensation you get to plan for the unplanable next 50-60 years, and its really all on you, is total capitalist horseshit.

Anyone duped into supporting capitalism based on a 401k is such a mouth-breathing troglodyte, they shouldn't have the right to vote.

Surviving within the system doesn’t mean you believe in or support said system. I would much rather have my old pension that was eliminated at my last job than have my financial security hinge on the whims of a bunch of gambling addicts and AI bros.

Well, I do see value in the use of civil asset forfeiture to distribute housing. I would have to think for a second about signing up for privatized law enforcement if my local police force used that to get some mansions to themselves.

I must have tested-out of socialism 101.

I'm only familiar with local utilities, but are there public utilities that turn profits? What happens to the profits?

I know of private utilities that are owned by municipalities and they pay dividends back to the municipality which is used in the city budget. There is also Hydro One which is about 50% owned by various orgs and is publicly traded. They pay dividends but like $0.35 per share, quarterly.

Holy bad faith questions, Batman!

Par for the course for Newsweek.

1, 5, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, and 18.

Do I get to be a socialist?

1. Yes
2. Yes
3. No, but I support a mass library system
4. No, I try to avoid Starbucks to begin with
5. Yes
6. No, but this is irrelevant
7. Nationalization in capitalist states is not socialism, just like marketization in socialist states is not capitalism. Washington owning Intel would be better for them, but this is a social democratic reformist measure, not a socialist one.
8. Never been on X/Twitter
9. No
10. No
11. Yes
12. In a socialist society? Yes. In the present-day? More than a private company, sure.
13. Yes.
14. I hate both.
15. Yes.
16. I'd do it if they were the same price, of course I'd do it if they were cheaper.
17. Yes
18. Yes, but more than that the entire capitalist state needs to be broken and replaced with a socialist one, not simply tweaking the system that co-evolved with capitalism from its inception
19. Kinda? Odd question.
20. Yes.

Overall, completely horrendous tabloid quiz.

Socialist democracy is not just socialism. Socialist democracy is good.

America mocks socialism and confuses it with communism and fascism.

Ironic, rich, predictable

I just want to point out that if you took the shirts off of three out of four men on this cover, they'd be absolutely shredded.

Wake me up when its the cover of Maxim.

I wish those 5 were actually as left-wing as depicted here...

Am I wrong, or is El-Sayed literally a landlord? Dude is a liberal, not a socialist.

Not the Bernstern, who's the guy on the right side?