Quote by Jose Antonio Viera Gallo

Socialism can only arrive by bicycle.

Socialism can only arrive by bicycle.

Summary

This quote suggests that the concept of socialism, which promotes the idea of equality and collective ownership of resources, can only be achieved through simple and practical means. The reference to the bicycle symbolizes an egalitarian mode of transportation accessible to everyone, regardless of their social or economic background. It implies that socialism should be attained through individual efforts and grassroots movements rather than relying on complex or extravagant methods. By invoking the image of a bicycle, the quote emphasizes the importance of practical actions and communal endeavors in realizing a socialist society.

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Communism

By Jose Antonio Viera Gallo

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