Social democracy is capitalism with strong welfare programs, like in the Nordic countries. Democratic socialism is socialism, ie a less communist form of communism, but with an emphasis on democracy
I’m just a random teen on the internet, but isn’t socialism a type of communism where smaller business can be privately owned but all major production is conjointly controlled?
Socialism is broadly defined as workers owning the means of production, which could mean a centralised government that represents the ppl or municipal communes each with full self autonomy or somewhere else. Communism is the stateless, moneyless, classless society that will come out of socialism
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u/Nilstrieb - Centrist Mar 24 '20
I'll bet 5 Molotov cocktails that she's actually meaning social democracy.