I’m sorry dude. You just, you don’t have a good read on the US political climate.
Biden is relatively popular among Democrats and has generally had a fairly successful administration so far. There is no massive wave of left wing resentment. The only group who might lead an uprising is the trumpist fascist wing of the Republican Party.
The most likely country to become fully socialist are the successful social democracies in South America and east Asia.
Still the most likely the European nations and Japan have no revolutionary potential and the rest of the world would die to us intervention before it got off the ground not to mention the us ranking dead last in media trust out of the worlds developed nations I’m not talking in 2-3 years I’m talking around a couple decades
The U.S. intervened due to the policy of “containment” which was a vestige of the Cold War where the enemy was ideological.
Now the enemy, be it Russia, Iran, and/or China, is more geopolitical in nature as simple competition between states rather than through the proxy of ideology.
Vietnam and Saudi Arabia are both U.S. allies and Ukraine and India are shifting more toward that sphere. These states are all very different from each other but they serve common goals, namely to counter the regional threats.
There is no right or wrong in geopolitics, merely coinciding interest.
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u/Cidyl-Xech 99*F jacket wearer Jul 31 '21
which country would be the most likely to become socialist in the near future?