The bill is a House concurrent resolution that formally denounces socialism and its associated ideologies. It outlines the historical consequences of socialist regimes, citing numerous instances of famine, mass murder, and totalitarian rule attributed to socialist leaders such as Lenin, Stalin, Mao, and Castro. The resolution emphasizes the negative impact of socialism on individual freedoms and property rights, referencing the writings of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison to support its stance against socialist policies.

The resolution concludes with a strong statement of opposition to socialism in all its forms, asserting that such ideologies are fundamentally opposed to the principles upon which the United States was founded. It calls for the rejection of socialist policies both in Minnesota and across the nation, reinforcing the belief in the sanctity of the individual and the importance of personal liberty and property rights.