Right so as I've said, for the most part I'm a conservative person. (Read my previous chapter, I'm too lazy to rewrite all of my views)

I've voiced my opinion several times about Bernie Sanders. I'm not a teenager and I don't get my news from the liberally slanted Yahoo news or the Twitter feeds of celebs. I watch TV! Ohhhhh! Yeah, like real TV news stations. (excluding CNN which can't find real news if you put it in front of them)

I'm tired of people telling me I don't understand Socialism. I get the basics. A real socialist society has never existed. Because in it's definition it's considered a perfect society. 

However, Bernie Sanders does carry socialist views. If you listen to him speak he is for less capitalism involved in the government. Which let's face it, isn't going to happen in a capitalist society. He wants free 'everything' for everyone. It isn't free, you need to tax liberally so the government can pay for this 'free' stuff. That's how it works. 

This is only a partial description of socialism (there are many different ones, because as I've said it's hard to pin down): As we've learned, socialism is difficult to define because it has so many incarnations. One of the things socialists agree on is that capitalism causes oppression of the lower class. Socialists believe that due to the competitive nature of , the wealthy minority maintains control of industry, effectively driving down any opportunity for the working class.

So can we all agree to disagree on politics? I have a right to my views (gained over years and years and lots of TV watching and paying attention to the world around me) I don't need to be bashed for them. They're mine and I have a right to them. Hello first amendment ... anyone remember that one?

And shall we all remember The New York Times (very liberal paper that usually loves the Democrats by the way) called Sanders "The Socialist Senator" in an article once.