Let’s justify that justice by first stealing everything from everyone (including religion, lives, money, business and homes) and hand it over to a government of thieves elected by those who who support thievery in the name of “general Welfare”. The next thing that will be stolen is the election process.
I don’t think that the Catholic Church is opposed to the idea of promoting the general welfare and helping the poor and needy. The Catholic Church stands behind the Bible and the Bible says: Acts 2: 44-45 : “And all those who had believed were together, and had all things in common; and they began selling their property and possessions, and were sharing them with all, as anyone might have need.” The Catholic Church is not for or against any economic system on the basis of ideology. The focus has always been upon the climate for social relationships that an economic system generates. The Catholic Church has always taught the preferential option for the poor and vulnerable. Jesus taught that on the Day of Judgement God will ask what each of us did to help the poor and needy: “Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.” Matthew 25:40. According to the canon law of the Roman Catholic Church: 1983 CIC, canon 222 §2: Catholics have an obligation to promote social justice and to help the poor: “[The Christian faithful] are also obliged to promote social justice and, mindful of the precept of the Lord, to assist the poor from their own resources.”
I already know the answer to this but do you have scripture that actually backs that up?
Not at all. The laws passed by Congress in the name of General Welfare have never been deemed unconstitutional as far as I know. The decision of the Supreme Court is the law of the land.
All good things are of God, especially life. The people must be allowed to choose charity and bring forth life which is a gift from God. The socialist government advocates the destruction of children all in the name of “The People”, not God.
Yes:
But have you any evidence that these laws are MANDATED, as you seemed to be claiming before?
Remember when Jesus told the rich man that the best way to get to heaven was to sell all of his possessions and give to the poor, and the rich man did not?
This is not the teaching of the canon law of the Roman Catholic Church: According to the canon olaw of the Catholic Church, Catholics are obliged to promote social justice and to help the poor.
A non-sequitor.
The deciples did not take his money and give it to the poor as it was not their worldly position. It they did so it would be a form of vigilantism. There is an order in society and it is the government of the people that has the right to do that through collecting taxes. All national governments have this right under God.
The topic is “Why do you feel socialism is bad?” not “Why do you feel promoting the general welfare is bad?” or "“Why do you feel helping the poor and needy is bad?”
I work in my parish’s St. Vincent De Paul food pantry. I have actually seen the face of Jesus in the poor [especially the children] who come to us for food. If I had left this to some f#@$%&*ing politician and his “social justice” program, I would have never encountered Jesus, nor would the bureaucrat administering the program who probably would not even look for Him or even believe in Him.
While I can’t say what will ultimately happen to the politician, I agree!
(although I would leave out the profanity) 
Governments are compacts between tax payer and officials- they have no more power than the people allot to them.
You need to keep track of what was posted: