I hate to say it but you are correct. We have a full blown socialist constituency in America. They are parasites for whom socialism promises “free stuff for nothng” but will deliver Venezuela or Zimbabwe. The floodgates were creaking in 2000 and 2004, but they burst in 2008. Now that the socialists control both political parties and every major institution in America, and have the backing of over half the people, that is exactly what we are going to get.
Sadly, it would appear you are correct. This has been building since the 60’s. It had been held at bay for a long while, but the full destruction of the counter-culture hippies is upon us. The radical 60’s hippies took over the college campuses, and the artsy media. They have been training and conditioning the upcoming generations. Now that many of the stalwarts are gone or marginalized the Millennials are likely to be the generation which alters America forever.
Clinton was kept in check, and the conditioning of the American mind was not yet complete. But let’s face it, Obama was the final barrier to what is to come. As Obama came in there was no one left to advocate for what America had long stood for. The Republican Congress was, and is, a complete failure. They have said and done nothing except cower and labor to protect themselves and what they have accumulated.
Now we have Bernie Sanders that nearly half the country is ecstatic about and would love to see this classic Socialist assume control of America, the glaring example of Venezuela be damned.
There is a strong delusion that is currently gripping America, and I am afraid that it is judgment time.
Except that we are infinitely richer than Venezuela or Zimbabwe, with far more resources to loot. Once they implement Socialism I’m afraid they can keep the scam running past the end of my lifetime.
You are right that they are victorious in terms of voting, but a side effect of that (if not the cause itself) is that there are less “makers” to fund it. Once taxpaying Anglos stopped breeding, the “takers” took control - but there are fewer and fewer people to pay for what they consider “freebies”.
The breakdown of the housing market, and corresponding collapse of municipal finances, best reflect this problem; all the services provided need funding, and nobody wants to assume the fiscal responsibilities by buying the homes anymore.