Why Not Socialism?

from a Marxist-Leninist Perspective, this book is half-decent, while it does attempt to make sound arguments, the comparison to a camping trip is nonsensical, the book also mistakes what socialists want, no one wants equal wages, we want equal opportunity on a state level, we want fair wages for our labor, we under no circumstances desire to either have equal wages per hour across professions or the full elimination of all forms of inequality, just the elimination of systemic privilege, those more skilled, providing more value, deserve to have more than someone who provides less. from each according to his ability, to each according to his work. I understand that it's a short book about moral arguments, but some accuracy is expected, unless you're talking utopian socialism, then do whatever since it's not significant enough to worry about.

Why not? Behold the hundreds of millions of dead souls, killed by socialist marxists and utopian idealists who believe in the redistributionist Santa Claus dreams, and the unicorn riding Tooth Fairy's part time Eater Bunny gig. Capitalism rules.

Good little book! It gives people a preliminary idea of why the socialist ideal should be something worthwhile to fight for. Amidst it's supposed impossibility!