Samuel Said:

When will the USA move towards social democracy?

We Answered:

Seeing the blind and uninformed prejudice of Us citizens against any such policies I doubt it.
I think the US media are working well for their owners, who would hate any move in that direction , of course.

Most people, not only in the US, don't understand simple statistics: If you have 1 million and I have nothing, on average we have half a million each. (That doesn't help me a lot, unless you are willing, or forced by (tax) law, to share...)
They believe the propaganda that they are better off than the Europeans, which is simply untrue.

Laura Said:

Why don't the democrats merge with the Communist Party USA?

We Answered:

It's much easier to hijack the Democrat party, that's why. Why bother joining a party that will receive no votes. Instead, infiltrate another party that's well-known and popular. Actually, it's brilliant, in many ways... but it's also beginning to backfire (much to their dismay).

Interesting article here:

COMMUNISM FOR OUR TIMES?
IT'S NO FURTHER THAN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

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Joyce Said:

Why Democtrats say they wanna end the social seggregation in USA?

We Answered:

They are are talking about economic equality and serious modification on the Patriot Act

Mattie Said:

Are democrats and liberals cheering against the USA at the olympics?

We Answered:

Probably. You can be sure if the American doesn't get the gold, it will be blamed on our healthcare system.

Milton Said:

If all the liberals, moderates, & Democrats in the USA would quit thinking, voicing their opinion, and voting?

We Answered:

The US actually was once like what you've described, contrary to what an earlier post claims. It turned out to be a disaster for the majority of working Americans (those that ever could find jobs to begin with) and beneficial only for the wealthy elites, who used the government to cater to their very needs.

Had it not been for the implementation of social programs by FDR and LBJ here in America as well as simliar programs in Western Europe, communism may have been more appealing to the working class in the Western world. Just look at the rise of socialism in parts of Latin America resulting from discontent with decades of failing neo-liberal economic policies. I'd like to think of these social programs, alongside a regulated market economy, as a dissuasion from purely socialist ambitions.