Unfortunately, this new form of government does nothing to help the poor, unfortunate souls in the factories, nor does it reform the use of child labor. Personally, I find there are few reasons to agree with this new belief, but faith I still have.

Most actually say that the German philosopher, Karl Marx, started socialism, but in fact, the true architect of a socialist order was Vladimir Lenin, who first faced the practical difficulties of organizing an economic system without the driving incentives of profit seeking or the self-generating constraints of competition. Lenin began from the long-standing delusion that economic organization would become less complex once the profit drive and the market mechanism had been dispensed with as,“self-evident,” he wrote, “the extraordinarily simple operations of watching, recording, and issuing receipts, within the reach of anybody who can read and write and knows the first four rules of arithmetic.” This is something I had felt needed to be shared.

I wish and hope and pray that socialism grows to be powerful, powerful enough that we as everyday people will no longer have to worry about our government. With a mindset filled with the dreams of this idea, I am certain it will take root in many and bloom into the greatest rose in Her Majesty’s garden.