The difference between socialist society and capitalist society

The difference between capitalist society and socialist society is manifested in three aspects:

1. Economically, capitalist society is based on private ownership, and capitalists exploit and hire workers; Socialist society takes public ownership as the main body, and in public ownership units, workers are the owners of enterprises.

The difference of ownership of the means of production is the fundamental difference between capitalism and socialism. Lenin, a revolutionary mentor, once explained what socialism is in a few words: "We should strive for a new and beautiful social system: in this new and beautiful society, there should be no distinction between rich and poor, and everyone should work. ..... We shouldn't make a few people rich at the expense of millions of people. This beautiful new society is called socialist society. The theory about this society is called socialism. "

2. Politically, capitalist countries are bourgeois countries; A socialist country is a country where the people are the masters of the country.

Big capitalists can directly decide state affairs. J.P. Morgan, nicknamed "Pirate Morgan", has more power than the president. 1895, due to economic difficulties and gold outflow, new york's gold reserve was only $9 million, while the highest check amount at that time was120,000. President Cleveland invited Morgan, who said, "If someone comes to exchange gold today, everything will be over." He agreed to lead a consortium to subscribe for $654.38 billion in government bonds, which will be paid in gold. He profited from it 190 1 year, he merged 10 enterprises and formed the largest company in the world-American steel company. There was a joke at that time: the teacher asked Johnny, "Who created the world?" Johnny replied, "God created the world in 4004 BC, and Jay Morgan reorganized the world in 190 1 year."

Culturally, individualism and egoism prevail in capitalist countries, while collectivism is advocated in socialist countries.

The bourgeois outlook on life regards the pursuit of profit and personal happiness as the highest purpose of life. The American Inquirer magazine conducted a "parking test" to test the daily behavior of Americans. They hired 22-year-old actress Sally to play different roles on Florida 1 Highway. She stood next to a car, holding a piece of "stopped" cardboard in her hand. At first, Sally looked like a hippie in faded jeans and a big flowered shirt. As a result, we waited 15 minutes, and 350 cars and motorcycles roared by, and no one stopped to help. Sally disguised herself as an old woman again and waited for five minutes. More than 200 cars passed by before two people stopped to help. Then, Sally dressed up as a pregnant woman with a big belly. /kloc-more than 0/00 cars passed by, and only one car driving in the opposite direction turned around to help. It's been two and a half minutes. For the fourth time, Sally dressed up as a well-dressed female executive. 1.30 minutes later, someone stopped to help. By this time, 62 cars had passed by. Finally, Sally put on a tight mini skirt and dressed up as a fashionable and sexy girl. This time, she went very well. A car suddenly braked and stopped beside her. It only took 30 seconds. Although some people in capitalist society are helpful, many people are selfish.