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Socialism Is Slavery
​Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation
What's the fundamental design flaw within socialism that makes creating equality impossible? Why does socialism's quest for equality always end in slavery?
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The Deadly Isms | S2 Ep 1: Socialism​
The Deadly Isms with Matt Kibbe returns for a second season, examining socialism and why it never results in the utopia it promises. Progressive leaders like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez advocate for “democratic socialism,” arguing that it’s the most productive and fairest way to organize society. But what does “democratic socialism” really mean? Throughout history, we have experimented with one “ism” after another, and socialism in practice has always been a violent and miserable failure. So why are people so eager to support it today?

Gloria Alvarez

Communism, Socialism, and Democratic Socialism: What the Heck is the Difference?
​Dr. Paul Kengor

May 2022
The Principles of Reagan Conservatism v. The Principles of Progressivism
Dr. Paul Kengor

May 2022





Utopianism = Leftism = Marxism = Progressivism





Carol Swain


Friedrich Hayek
Limited government advocate Friedrich Hayek understood social justice as a misnomer, and he exposed the contradictions behind the ideals of the movement.
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Friedrich Hayek knew the truth. Social Justice actually demands inequality!  Click the button below to read an article explaining that "Hayek’s logic is correct: social justice demands treating people unequally."
Social Justice Demands Inequality

Redefinition of Rights
FDR's Second Bill of Rights
The redefinition of rights is at the core of the social justice movement. 
  • Self proclaimed social justice warriors first convince people that something is a right. 
  • Then they protest for the government to provide that thing to everyone using tax payer's money. 
  • ​It's just a redistribution scheme using favorable terminology.
Near the end of World War II, FDR proposed a "Second Bill of Rights" that would fundamentally transform the nature of rights. He believed that people should have rights to have certain things provided to them by the State!  (A right to get something from the government is a "positive right."  It means that others have a duty to provide something to you.)  This signaled a 180 turn from the Constitutional view of rights as articulated in the Bill of Rights.  According the founding principles, people have natural, inherent rights to life, liberty, and property, and the Bill of Rights was designed to protect people from the government encroaching upon these pre-existing, inherent rights.  (A right to be protected from encroachment is a "negative right."  It means that others have a duty to refrain from infringing on your life, liberty, or property.)
​FDR was proposing a new definition of rights that placed a duty on some to provide something to others.  Thus, FDR's approach involved a perspective toward rights that would deny some people their natural rights while providing nice things to others in exchange for votes.
FDR also attempted to redefine the concept of freedom!
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Francis Schaeffer
Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church 1982
Schaeffer wonders, "Where have all the Bible believing Christians been the past 40 years?"  He claims that this country was founded on a Christian moral base, but the Christian worldview is being lost.
"The bottom line...is the realization that if there is no place for disobeying the government, that government has been put in the place of the living God. In such a case, the government has been made a false god. If there is no place for disobeying a human government, that government has been made god. Caesar ... has been put upon the final throne. The Bible's answer is 'no.' Caesar is not to be put in the place of God... Christ must be the final Lord and not Caesar and not society."


Francis Schaeffer always understood - and tried to teach us - how important a Christian worldview is and how it impacts all aspects of life.  The churches abdicated their responsibility to teach about how Biblical principles are connected to the civic realm.  Undoubtedly because of Lyndon B. Johnson's 501(c)(3) status making churches tax exempt if they remained apolitical, churches stopped teaching fundamental principles of liberty and identity. 
​Christians have not been taught about their identity as natural rights holders. Even church-going people now believe that a person's rights are granted by The State where the government decides which rights a person is allowed to have. Yet Thomas Jefferson declared that Man has God-given inherent rights of life and liberty along with the liberty to pursue personal happiness.  John Locke declared that man has natural, God- given inherent rights of life, liberty, and property. 
Natural rights are not granted from without.  Natural rights are an inherent part of each individual's identity from within. That simple reality is a revolutionary truth and is fundamental to a Christian worldview.  Those withOUT the Christian understanding of natural rights believe they need to petition and protest to get The State to give them things they believe they have a right to, and this attitude is the foundation of the social justice movement and Marxism. Thus, for a Leftist to get his or her rights, The State (the taxpayer) has to provide them with something. On the other hand, for a person with a Christian worldview, they understand that they already possess their rights just by virtue of being a person created by God.  No one needs to give them anything.  Instead, they work toward protecting the rights they possess inherently by limiting the power of government to encroach upon anyone's natural rights!   

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"I hope we have once again reminded people that man is not free unless government is limited. There's a clear cause and effect here
that is as neat and predictable as a law of physics: As government expands, liberty contracts."

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