That's not how it goes in the social democracies. Thing in general go a lot better there than here.
For everybody including the white middle class.
You won't find the parasites or "looters" in the 'hood. You'll find them in the Hamptons.
Yes, that has been tried at the state level. And has resulted in no reasons to regret it.
Social democracy is not socialism, at any rate. And neither is a public library. It is highly regrettable how any instance of a tax-funded public service is pointed to as "socialism" by socialists and anti-socialists alike,
Jesus Christ. This is heartbreaking.
Canada has lower rates of child and maternal mortality, and longer life expectancy than the United States.
Looking to Politruk for verity is like expecting a conspiracy theorist to report on reality.
No, that would be democratic socialism -- which has never yet been tried, unless you count Venezuela. Social democracy is something different -- and has been proven to work.
We’re governed by a Constitution designed specifically to keep the government from micromanaging every second of your life. If you want a bureaucracy monitoring your breathing schedule, go ahead and move to Europe. Better hurry, though, if you want to make it there before the whole experiment collapses under its own paperwork.
That paints a bit of a different picture. It would be nice to see a more accurate comparison.
B-MAGAt 
That sounds kinda lke the Tytler Cycle -- it was in circulation when Obama was elected -- but the process described has never happened, not once in history. Republics have self-destructed -- but never by the plebs voting themselves largesse from the treasury.
No, we're not -- because when it was written, no such government had ever in human history been technically possible, like it is now. It's not something the Framers had in mind.
The U.S. will collapse before they do. The social democracies are not only healthier than countries with our brand of capitalism, but more sustainable in the long run.
