Democratic Socialism and Regular Socialism Have the Same Goal | Antony P. Mueller

The fatal attraction to socialism results from the wishful thinking there could be an economic system, which would be as productive as capitalism and come with equality. The problem with this promise is that it does not work. While private property lies at the heart of the free order of classical liberalism, socialism requires its abolishment. The means of production must come under the regime's control. But not all advocates of socialism want immediate and total revolution as Marx and Engels implied.