|
|
|
Frequently
Asked
Questions (FAQ) About Socialism and the World Socialist Movement
Why are the answers in this FAQ so long? Socialism is almost globally misunderstood and misrepresented. Socialism will be a basic structural change to society, and many of the things that most people take for granted, as "just the way things have to be", can and must be changed to establish socialism. People tend to accept as true the things they hear over and over again. But repetition doesn't make things true. Because the truth and the facts often contradict "common knowledge", socialists have to show that "common knowledge" is wrong. That takes more words than just accepting the status quo. Next question Why doesn't the World Socialist Movement get involved in social activism? Previous What is the World Socialist Movement (WSM)? Return to F.A.Q |
|
|
