Fair, but I doubt even the current US administration would be bold enough to consider it, considering how conservative they are. They wound probably freak out on increasing taxes even a little bit.

I kinda laugh looking back on that video previously posted about Republicans reacting to socialism and how it somewhat applies to some of the solutions you mentioned Canada is implementing. They want to stop certain parts of the ACA but want to keep the Medicare/Medicaid benefits. It’s very interesting on how the US has reacted historically to various programs that either worked out or turned out badly.

If voting was regulated to Election Day only I’d say you have a point. But with being able to vote weeks in advance I’d say the problems voting by mail are moot. Pick a day and vote. I’ll leave it at that. 

Like I said before Dems are rising in influence via Socialist talking points and advocates like Alexandria Cortez and Bernie Sanders. Increased spending for many social programs with no way to pay for it except heavily tax the rich (making them move their money out of the state/country which poses more problems). 

But quite simply, they have an increasingly hard left approach that’s anti mainstream conservative. Political discourse is not an option, you conform or your life is ruined. Best case your social media is done. Worst case you loose your job and you will be tarnished for the rest of your life. I’m not even talking about racists or bigots but mainstream conservatism. Living in fear, being afraid to speak, and the government condoning violence if you disagree...that’s fascism. 

don't have the bait. The left in german is not hitler party. KAPD KPD and SPD are the left-wing. NSPAD, Hitler's party, was right-wing at the beginning of Weimar Republic

What a pointless question. The political spectrum consists of more than one left and one right.

The Nazis had all that social stuff and more.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialist_People%27s_Welfare

Does that mean you like National Socialism?

Socialism doesn't need to be an all or nothing approach.

I work damn hard, my life gets put at risk, I still support Socialism to various degrees when it is used to support the most vulnerable and enhance the free market for better opportunities for all.

A little bit of socialism has certainly assisted my own country (Australia) to have one of the highest living standards in the world with one of the best (socialist) health care systems in the world, fantastic infrastructure and a welfare safety net that supports the nations most vulnerable.

I would say for us it's been extremely successful... And we still maintained our market-based capitalistic market on top of it and are still a highly developed first world nation.

Facism is rising in the USA under the current term.

The further left or right you go, the more they are the same.

They should learn in school that socialism has plenty of meanings depending on how it is used.

They should teach about the danger of any kind of extremism. Socialists do "victimhood mentality" to the maximum. They also like to cry fascist a lot. Almost like the thesis seeks out its anti-thesis.

Unfortunately they don't tought us much about communism, but plenty of time for Ze Third Reich. 

@bolded: There's 2 problems with that reasoning:

1. Private persons can't do this nearly as easily as companies. Americans who live abroad still have to pay taxes in the US due to some law, so the only way to avoid those taxes would be to not only move out of the US, but also acquire the Nationality of the country they moved to and then give up their US nationality.
2. The process above is quite lengthy for most countries, especially since you must prove prolonged residency most, if not all cases, so if those rich people are working in the US, they most probably won't have the time to do so. Also, depending on their target country, getting back into the US on a regular basis for work may be another issue.

This would just leave those who are not working anymore and just sitting on their money hoard anyway. Those don't contribute to society anyway and barely pay any taxes since they don't really have any income apart from possibly dividends from shares - which, if they are taxed (not sure if those are taxed in the US), are taxed in the country they are getting traded, which would then be the US. So the US would literally loose nothing in taxes by losing that old money.

Socialism is never good as it robs the productive people and rewards the lazy people

Also Socialism will never work in America as there is a Racial Divide.Even if people wanted Socialism,people never want to help people they deem Foreigners like African Americans or Hispanics.No Multi-Cultural Society has ever been successful as there is Big Gap between different races and cultures