U.S. Socialist Parties

[minionofmidas]

There's more:

Additional page 3 results: Deutsche Stiftungsakademie, Defense Services Asia, Debian Security Advisory, Deutscher Sprachatlas, Deutsche Schutzvereinigung Auslandsimmobilien
Additional page 4 results: Denver School of Arts, Daten- und Systemtechnik GmbH (strange acronym for that, btw)
Additional page 5 results: Divison of the State Architect, Development Studies Association, Digitale Subtraktionsangiographie, Democratic Socialists of America, Deutsche SchülerAkademie.

In that order. Do you really think it wise to use an acronym for the 18th most relevant organization* to use said acronym?

*because google is always right.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

In that order. Do you really think it wise to use an acronym for the 18th most relevant organization* to use said acronym?

*because google is always right.

lol

[useful idiot]

You forgot one:

http://www.democrats.org/

Ha, I wish...

[Хahar 🤔]

There's more:

Additional page 3 results: Deutsche Stiftungsakademie, Defense Services Asia, Debian Security Advisory, Deutscher Sprachatlas, Deutsche Schutzvereinigung Auslandsimmobilien
Additional page 4 results: Denver School of Arts, Daten- und Systemtechnik GmbH (strange acronym for that, btw)
Additional page 5 results: Divison of the State Architect, Development Studies Association, Digitale Subtraktionsangiographie, Democratic Socialists of America, Deutsche SchülerAkademie.

In that order. Do you really think it wise to use an acronym for the 18th most relevant organization* to use said acronym?

*because google is always right.

German Google, isn't it?

[Brandon H]

Some of you are far more schooled than I when it comes to third, fourth and fifth parties here in the U.S.  I'm curious.  Why can't the various Socialists get together?  You have...

http://www.sp-usa.org/

http://www.slp.org/index.html

http://www.socialequality.com/

In addition, there is the Socialist Workers' Party, which Wiki calls "Communist". And I found a site called "Socialist Action", but I just scanned it quickly.  I couldn't immediately tell if this was a political party or simply a web site urging a more Socialist outlook.

I expect the obvious answer -- "they're crazies".  But are there a few central issues these parties cannot agree upon, thus keeping them from uniting? (I realize fully that even united, they'd likely fail to crack 1% in a national election.

There is also Workers World, the Party of Socialism & Liberation that I can think of off the top of my head. Politics1 has a pretty good list.

http://politics1.com/parties.htm

[minionofmidas]

There's more:

Additional page 3 results: Deutsche Stiftungsakademie, Defense Services Asia, Debian Security Advisory, Deutscher Sprachatlas, Deutsche Schutzvereinigung Auslandsimmobilien
Additional page 4 results: Denver School of Arts, Daten- und Systemtechnik GmbH (strange acronym for that, btw)
Additional page 5 results: Divison of the State Architect, Development Studies Association, Digitale Subtraktionsangiographie, Democratic Socialists of America, Deutsche SchülerAkademie.

In that order. Do you really think it wise to use an acronym for the 18th most relevant organization* to use said acronym?

*because google is always right.

German Google, isn't it?

Yes:

You haven't listed the largest (by some distance) Socialist 'party' in the U.S though - the DSA.

Which one?

Das Schwarze Auge, Deutsches Sportabzeichen, and Digital Signature Algorithm share out the first page of google.de results. Page two adds the Direct Selling Association, the Driving Standards Agency, Diagnostics Systems Application and D. S. Arms.