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Quotes about Socialism

When you fuse the two ideas of "nation" and "socialism," what you get is National Socialism.
— Dinesh D'Souza
Socialism values equality more than liberty.
— Dennis Prager
Here is the standard socialist move, to turn the tables and insist that whites, not Muslims, pose the greatest terrorist threat; that legals, not illegals, are the problem; that there's nothing wrong with creating Somalia-in-America; that Americans, not Somalis, should make the adjustment to this; and that even terrorism represents nothing more than a cry of protest against America's refusal to include and provide for its foreign newcomers.
— Dinesh D'Souza
When I worked picking cotton as a boy with my grandparents, when blacks were moral and hard-working, we loved the country, too. It only makes sense to love the place where you were born - especially the United States of America. But as blacks fell for the lies of socialism and communism, they also fell away from love.
— Jesse Lee Peterson
Fascism is socialism which has been clever enough to fool the vigilance of the church, as no other socialism has done.
— Jacques Maritain
Socialists know that as long as the family remains strong, socialism cannot flourish. So, there's an ongoing attempt to subjugate the home to the government.
— David Jeremiah
Socialism is an attack on the right to breathe freely. No socialist system can be established without a political police.
— Winston Churchill
As a result, socialism and communism, in particular, use government to suppress religion to such a degree as to leave the one true God out entirely.
— Tony Evans
Everybody is on welfare in this country. The problem is that we all too often have socialism for the rich and rugged free enterprise capitalism for the poor. That's the problem. "The Minister to the Valley," February 23, 1968
— Martin Luther King, Jr.
Everybody is on welfare in this country. The problem is that we all to often have socialism for the rich and rugged free enterprise capitalism for the poor. "The Minister to the Valley," February 23, 1968
— Martin Luther King, Jr.
When we truly discover how to love our neighbor as our self, Capitalism will not be possible and Marxism will not be necessary.
— Shane Claiborne
Anyone who does not want communism-and none of us do-should take socialism seriously.
— Karl Barth