True enough. That's where the racial and political divide make Americans different though. The "pursuit of happiness" is one of the main building blocks of our whole reason to exist as a country,but how many of us are tolerant of the people we don't see and interact with every day though? Because of the things that divide us,socialism on a federal level won't be accepted here,we're too diverse for that. It works for them because of their unity. It works here in different communities that tend to keep to themselves. The Amish and Mennonites would be prime examples who most of us on here can relate to. They're as socialist and self contained as the modern world will let them be economically,but as a community,they're pretty much totally self contained socially.
If you want to go off in the direction of what we'll tolerate,think about this. They speak their own language among themselves,both at home and out in public when they're conversing with each other. Do we get angry about that when we hear them speaking to one another at an auction or something? Not really. What is the reaction to people speaking Spanish to each other though? "SPEAK ENGLISH!"? I'll bet that's the first thought of 90% of the folks on here. Why is that? Is it because of the racism that's drummed up among us every day? I believe it is. I don't see the difference between the two scenarios,but in American society,there is a difference and it's just accepted that way.
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