Given that some place in the US live like weird religious sects... its not surprising. You can fool the dumbest people with just about anything.

Well yeah of course the caveman with the fire would share it with his family and his main homies, but I'm betting he traded it to competing tribes for whatever they had that he didn't. i.e. Early capitalism and back then there weren't ridiculous arbitrary regulations. 

It depends on what you define as American. Do you define American as not being socialist? In this case, socialism is anti-American. Or would you say that, objectively, America cannot be socialist? If you maintain this definition of America, then socialism is anti-American. Or do you define socialism as something that is anti-American? In this case, socialism is anti-American.

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am i the only one who thinks dems and reps goverment leaders  are both super annoying and are ruining our country
no just me ok

Just splitting the hair here, but isnt socialism an economical/sociological term, rather then political? I mean you can have a socialist economy even if you have democracy orcommunism. It was never trully clear for me, and I think its understandable,m mainly because there is probably no concrete definition and several schools of toughts about it.

And I think that is the core issue here. Socialism is not well defined and 99% of people have no idea what it means. They use it like a buzzword, ever since the bolshevik revolution and it managed to receive an extremely negative stigma.

But then you look at many northern europen countries where the quality of life is arguably the best in the world, and found out that most of them have a naturaly evolved socialist economy. Not in the purest form, mind you, but then there are rarely any politcal or economic phenomenas that are on-par with their definition.

Isn't the welfare of the people written down in the constitution? Socialism is an integrated part in every society, just as capitalism is. So no, believing in welfare for the people is not anti-American.

Just reading Jack London's 'Iron heel'. Fantastic reading. Try it, its about American view on socialism and capitalism of a century ago, but a lot of things seems fresh and modern.

The short answer is "no."
Believe it or not, things in America aren't quite what they seem to be. The people living here in the USA don't really know much about their own country or the classification of their own beliefs. Many are just raised to demonize certain beliefs while praising another, not really knowing what each entails. The USA contains many kinds of people, and to call whichever one the "American" way is, in fact, not how America became what most people like about it.

If it wasnt for socialist ideals we wouldn't have public services, from public postal service to education and more. The socialist pillar is kind of whats holding this country together to be quite honest. The banks and businesses during the economic downfall depended on the tax dollar of the American consumer. Essentially we all had stock in them for that short period of time to keep them running. Very socialist indeed. That baillout was quite socialist, but it saved our economy from collapsing on its head.