You cannot have contradictory views. Well, I guess you could, but it would be ignorant. If someone says that it is a problem to make a profit, then that is a symptom of an even greater issue. You cannot hold that belief and not be a socialist. You could say that it is a problem that they make too much money. I would still disagree with that statement. You do not have socialist thinking here and capitalism there. Capitalism is at odds with socialism. Their principles are diametrically opposed. It is irrational to hold both beliefs simultaneously. Republicans as a political movement, not necessarily the people, are against raising taxes. That is a cornerstone of the ideology. People that believe we should not raise taxes will, as a result, vote Republican. You cannot be for greater spending in social welfare programs and be against raising taxes. Where will the money come from? That one statement sheds light on his other views. Don't complain when you quack like a duck, that people call you a duck. While it may be true that you are not one, you are still acting like one.
The main point being that you do not just hold one socialist idea, without holding all the other ideas that come with it that are required to make it a rational, cohesive vision.