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Mother Teresa repeatedly framed poverty as more than lack of food or shelter, calling loneliness, being unwanted and unloved “the most terrible poverty” and “the greatest poverty” . Multiple compendiu...
Most modern attributions of the line “The problem/the trouble with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people’s money” credit Margaret Thatcher; multiple reference and quotation sites an...
Classical Islamic jurisprudence treated Jews and Christians as Ahl al‑Kitāb (“People of the Book”) and gave them a protected-but‑limited status called dhimmī: they were guaranteed security of life, pr...
Democratic socialism in the U.S. context is broadly defined as a political current that seeks a democratically run, socially owned economy rather than one primarily organized for private profit (DSA d...
The commonly quoted line “The problem/the trouble with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people’s money” is most widely attributed to Margaret Thatcher and appears in contemporary coll...