Talk:United States of the Americas/@comment-2601:586:C801:6181:98DD:8F5B:14FC:E829-20181223141627/@comment-107.77.253.6-20181224020250

You have a point in the last 2 sentences of the second paragraph, but the rest either is unrelated to my question, or is (arguably) wrong. Russia's already partially democratic, yet many like socialism. And why is it unlikely Russia will overide it's Plutocratic government? Life expectancy ain't that long in Russia, and Putin's not gonna be president forever. And what if it does not happen by 2044? There's always time. Plus, I never said anything about nations being independent. Also, the US taking over the world thing has become unberable. It would be more interesting to see the federation as a place where the people help the government make corporations to aid them, like a mix of communism and democracy, with the government controlling companies that the people help create.

But still, thanks for replying.