UnitedHealth CEO shot

although some blue states health care may be better, it's still miles away from being fixed..
once the word "socialism" got attached to fixing health care, it was done for and i don't think it'll ever be able to pull away from that stigma.. people are so afraid of that word and they don't really know what it means..
They fought a near-50 year political, military and very dangerous chess match "Cold War" against a polar-opposite socio-political, economic idealogy bent on world domination and U.S.'s destruction that practiced a brutal, authoritian and repressive form of socialism/communism. They believe that word "socialism" is mostly equivalent to what the Soviet Union, Moaist China, and North Korea stands for and anyone who comes close to supporting it as "useful idiots"--a term Lenin coined to describe clueless, naive Western intellectuals who will do the bidding for communist groups like Comintern and shoot them later on once their usefulness is over, like dumb disposable marks. Many Americans over the age of 40 now grew up during the last decade of the Cold War so it still maintains some relevance.

Many Americans have a polarized view of socialism because during Cold War they fought a brutal, frightening, almost apacolyptic form of it and that version is still stuck in many Americans' public consciousness. More democratic forms of it like the Labour Party in the UK, SPD in Germany, and France's Socialist Party are overlooked and ignored and honestly, while I'm sure Geldo might crucify me for saying this but many "socialist" European left-leaning parties aren't socialist, but more "social democrat" like in Scandivinavian countries. Bernie Sanders, despite all his working-class rhetoric, is more "social democrat" than Marxian socialist.

Daddy, Eugene V. Debs was far more of a legitimate socialist then what Bernie claims to be.