But that engine is somewhat socialist. It evenly distributes fluids throughout, each component having the same amount of influence on whether or not the engine as a whole can function. One stops working and the others all stop in solidarity.
It's not. The four cylinders make up 5% of the engine but get 95% of the fuel.
And what usually causes engine failure? The cylinders. And who do we bail out each time? Those same goddamn cylinders.
Equal distribution is not socialism either.
But that engine is somewhat socialist. It evenly distributes fluids throughout, each component having the same amount of influence on whether or not the engine as a whole can function. One stops working and the others all stop in solidarity.
It's not. The four cylinders make up 5% of the engine but get 95% of the fuel.
And what usually causes engine failure? The cylinders. And who do we bail out each time? Those same goddamn cylinders.
Equal distribution is not socialism either.