Oh boy.
Good thing I have a large supply of aluminum foil.
LOL! Correct! *Roman hands joe a cigar*
Actually, anyone with the least bit of political savvy knows that the US is heading for (or actually has slid into) socialism of the worst kind.
Ironically, Mussolini was a fascist; Hitler and Stalin were socialists, economically speaking and pragmatically speaking.
Economic Function Traditional Capitalism Fascism Socialism
1. How Much to Tradition Market State/Market State/Market
Produce?
2. What to Tradition Market State/Market State/Market
Produce?
3. How to Produce? Tradition Market Market State/Market
4. Who Consumes? Tradition Market State/Market State/Market
5. Adaptability? None Yes Some Little
Economic Function Communism
1. How Much to State
Produce?
2. What to State
Produce?
3. How to Produce? State
4. Who Consumes? State
5. Adaptability? None
It's all a matter of patterns of property ownership. In Socialism (which is essentially luke-warm Communism) and Fascism, a large amount of 'social engineering' is needed to 'mold' human nature to conform to the ecomonic and governmental structure, communism and socialism being the most extreme in that aspect.
While the fascists permit private ownership of property, fascists martial all private property for the advancement of the state when needs be while socialists and communists want to re-distribute wealth for the dual purposes of social engineering and to concentrate wealth into the hands of the state.
Essentially, communism is the most extreme form of capitalism because everything and everyone are property of the state, body and soul.
Capitalism in the extreme is anarchy.
So, all things considered, the US is heading willy-nilly down the road to politically correct, bed-wetting, Kum-By-Yah singing, group-hugging, socialism/communism where fascism would look like paradise in comparison.