What's in a title? WW2.75, WW3,WW3.25, there never has been a beginning or end to war so it's saner to just examine the arms business and the conflict death toll and declare the war that's actually never stopped. WW3 if you like. No ammount of legislation or regulation can prevent power pyramiding I guess and it's time to get serious about preservation of the species in the classless way. A sea change in scocialization that evolution can't address by time constraints I guess. Our history thus far has been catostrophic invention of high necessity, we should take advantage of the billowing catostophic near future to make some vital societal remodling maybe, or we could just go extinct according to natures safeguards for the others. Conflict has already rooted nicely in Mexico, there's a reason for the turn to urban combat training a couple of decades ago I guess, you see when the host mini-empire has been sucked dry by the banking vampires a nice confusing civil war wipes out a lot of tracks I suppose and you have to put that looted gold to work or loose in the market. War excellerates economic and military industrial invention through dire necessity, literally performance enhanced and obtained by the gun to the head method. The bible is a long chronical of war and conquest we obviously haven't learned even that from the scriptures.
You do have some points here. Much corruption in politics and banking (and no I'm not saying that every single banker is corrupt). Now as for war, I believe war might be necessary on some conditions, but to make sure it is a just war, we need controls. One control could be to require UN approval for any war not in direct self defence.
As for redistribution of wealth, this is not a uniquely socialist issue. Even some conservatives will argue that we could redistribute wealth via restructuring of the free market itself not simply through more government in the economy.
Now I'm not a rabid dogmatic anti-socialist, and do acknowledge some good points in socialism even if I'm not a socialist myself. One possibility would be for moderates on all sides of the political spectrum to work together to create a more just world. But this would mean that conservatives would have to turn their backs on corporate friends, and socialists on the labour movement. Both sides would have to look at the broader international picture, acknowledge good ideas on both sides, with socialists acknowledging that poverty takes priority over pet projects like art funding or official bilingualism, and conservatives that poverty takes priority over tax cuts. If all sides could work together, maybe we could get something done. We could probably save money too by sharing a common military force with another nation, but then we'd have to drop the fetish of nationalism. Sharing a common currency woudl make trade more efficient too, but again nationalism woudl have to give way to a healthy patriotism. The money saved from this could go to help the poor, education, etc.
So much money wasted everywhere on nationalistic fetishes whle people starve. Yet the NDP is just as much at fault as the Conservatives with its labour hand outs. Labour earns more than many others in the country on average. If the NDP were serious about helping the poor, it would break with labour unions. If not, then we know where it's true heart is.