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✍️ Original author: Ruel Domi

As the political calendar approaches the midterm elections of November, the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have unveiled their platform for the United States. This agenda, which includes the abolition of the presidency, Supreme Court, and the Senate, as well as calls for open borders and nationalization of major corporations, is philosophically incoherent. Democratic socialism is attractive because it promises to reconcile democracy with economic equality. Yet beneath that promise lie several philosophical contradictions that make the project difficult to sustain. First, in purely

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