socialist values
Community-over-individual beliefs
Socialist values center on collective welfare, economic equality, and shared ownership of resources.
They prioritize the common good over individual accumulation, emphasizing workers' rights, universal access to healthcare and education, and redistribution of wealth.
The candidate's socialist values put her at odds with the party's corporate donors.
The phrase often appears in political debate, where it may be descriptive or dismissive depending on the speaker.
- public ownershipState-held property or enterprise
- workers' councilsEmployee self-governance assemblies
- working classManual laborers collectively
- equalitySame status for all
- equal opportunityUnbiased chance for all
mutual aid · redistribution · fairness · solidarity · class consciousness · human dignity · living wage · participatory democracy · planned economy · community welfare · free healthcare · altruism · labor rights · trade unions · anti-capitalism · collective responsibility · means of production · cooperation
- communismMarx, Marxism, Leninism, Lenin, proletariat
- youth programsyouth groups, youth programs, Girl Scouts, youth camps, after-school programs
- Soviet educationstate schools, state education, state universities, compulsory education, political education
socialist valuesneoliberalism
Pro-market, anti-regulation ideology
Reaganomics · supply-side economics · Thatcherism · trickle-down economics · Austrian economics
socialist valuesindividualism
Doctrine of personal independence
rugged individualism · classical liberalism · conservative values · elitism · libertarianism
socialist valuesself-interest
Concern for personal advantage
every man for himself · self-reliance · profit motive · greed · acquisitiveness
socialist, social, socialism, socialize, socialized, socializing, socialization, socialite, socially