Bernie Sanders Denounces Capitalism for Producing Too Many Varieties of Deodorant

The only difference between modern Democrats and revolutionary Marxists lies in their relatively gradualistic approach to imposing communist tyranny. Don’t take my word for it. Hear it straight from Democrat presidential candidate Bernie Sanders:

“You don’t necessarily need a choice of 23 underarm spray deodorants when children are hungry in this country,” Sanders told John Harwood in an interview posted Tuesday.

Most Americans realize that the reason the primary health concern of the poor in this country is not starvation but obesity is that our economy provides a wide variety of products and services people find useful. The provision of services and manufacture and sale of products result in wealth and employment.

But if it were up to Democrats/communists, the manufacturers of supposedly superfluous products would be put out of business by having their property seized “for the poor.” No one with an IQ above 60 will be surprised to learn that this invariably produces more poverty.

The New York Times reported that Sanders is fine with reducing economic growth [i.e., employment and the general standard of living] if it reduces income inequality.

Obama has expressed similar views: for example, when he proclaimed that capital gains taxes should be raised even if the damage caused to the economy would actually lower tax revenue. He promised to raise them out of sheer malice toward the productive.

This mentality goes beyond injustice and moral depravity. It is conscious malevolence. From the perspective of Sanders, Obama, Shrillary, et al., it is better for everyone (except them) to make $5,000 than for some to make $1 million while others make $20,000, and it is the government’s role to coercively ensure that hard work and innovation do not allow you to make any more money than someone who chooses not to get off the couch. Everyone is worse off, except of course the socialist rulers themselves, who live like czars even in places like Zimbabwe.

It isn’t enough to disagree with the oligarchical collectivists atop the Democrat Party. They need to be called out for what they are: evil.

On tips from DinaRehn, J, and Stormfax.