The Socialism Menu: Every Kind, Explained in Two Minutes Each

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Your forty-hour work week was once called socialism. So was Social Security. So was the minimum wage. Somehow the same word also gets used when the government buys stock in 707 banks. One word. Eight meanings.

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Tonight, the menu. Who came up with each kind, who ran it, and what happened, with the number and the source on screen:

Short cuts

part · 130s

A rich factory owner bought an entire American town to build a perfect society. It lasted about two years.

part · 122s

One sentence. That's how long it takes the Communist Manifesto to explain communism.

part · 115s

A socialist walks into Georgetown and announces he does not want to own the means of production.

part · 120s

Denmark sent its own prime minister to Harvard to say: please stop calling us socialist.

part · 133s

Some all-American companies are owned by their customers. Not investors. Customers.

part · 134s

There's a kind of socialism that hates government more than any Republican campaign ad.

part · 121s

A communist party running a market economy. That's not a punchline. It's the business model.

part · 138s

You were once a shareholder in seven hundred and seven American banks. Nobody sent you the annual report.

part · 109s

They know there are eight kinds. They are counting on you knowing one, and fearing it.

aspire · 26s

One word. Eight meanings.

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