^nailed it

The car is not in Monte Carlo, it's in the other place mentioned, meaning it's not the first tweeters car.

You must be fun at parties

Trump made himself famous... Like I realize that this is applicable to Kim Kardashian, but Donald Trump actually had a hand in his rise to fame... Or infamy, if you prefer.

That's what I tell my liberal friends. I keep saying the office of the presidency needs to be reigned in, and they disagreed until I reminded them that eventually, there will be a republican back in the White House, and they can just bypass congress too.

No thank you!

Ok, now I understand. But I still think it's incorrect to say that they're more socialist than the previous party in power, at least until they state begins to take over the means of production. Otherwise, it would be socialism in name with a free market in practice.

I'm not saying I don't believe you, but I can't find that stated on a website... Do you know where I can find it?

Thanks!

Can you expand on the sentence "they're more socialist today than they were a few years ago" what policies make them more socialist today?

I wouldn't say the Swedes have it bad, but it's also false to say they have departed from capitalism. Like Denmark, Sweden adheres to the Nordic or Scandinavian Model which is still very much a free market system. The Scandinavian story the past few decades has been a turn against socialism. Taxes have fallen, and markets have been liberalized. Scandinavian countries compensate for their relatively high taxes and labor market rigidities by following liberal policies in other areas, such as business freedom and openness to trade. For 2015, Forbes ranked Sweden 5th best country for business, the U.S. was 22nd.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB1041807729976794664 This says 2003 for car tax, everything else in 1993.

I thought they were phased out (in America) in 2002

Denmark adheres to the Nordic Model which is a combination of free market capitalism with a comprehensive welfare state and collective bargaining at the national level. It's hard to argue that Denmark is more socialist than a free market because they have no federal minimum wage, a corporate tax rate 15.6% lower than America's, and they have the best business climate in the world.
What other political system does work?
"if you want to know where the masses are worst off, it's in the kind of societies that depart from capitalism and largely free trade. So that the record of history is absolutely crystal clear, that there is no alternative way so far discovered of improving the lot of the ordinary people that can hold a candle to the productive activities that are unleashed by the free enterprise system." Milton Friedman

Uhhh. "Socialist countries, like Denmark" ... Denmark isn't socialist. Here's the Danish Prime Mininster saying so http://www.vox.com/2015/10/31/9650030/denmark-prime-minister-bernie-sanders

#alllivesmatter irks you, #blacklivesmatter irks me. Guess we're even.

Please enlighten us, what did she mean, aside from what she quite literally said.