Economic democracy: The DSA’s plan to punish the productive and reward the lazy
When I was younger, I began a search to find my political beliefs. I read philosophy, history, and economics, and out of everything I read, one book — Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged — stood out to me.
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