"No man who owns his own house and lot can be a Communist. He has too much to do." - William Levit (the Levittown one)
Is that your intent in posting it?
Many of us, my siblings and our families inclusive, owe our lives to socialised medicine.
No, Levit said that in 1948, when Americans were vastly better-connected (socially) than today, "Godless Communism" was their #1 fear, and everybody was aware of communism's easy appeal to those who felt dispossessed.
I'd read the quote as a clever way to say "let me sell millions of cheap houses to Americans, and you'll never have to worry about the commies".
> Many of us, my siblings and our families inclusive, owe our lives to socialised medicine.
commonly mistaken with communism, yes.
Country having strong social services and caring about their citizens is not the same as communism.