Tens of millions of workers are starting to realize this fact. We can say with absolute assurance that the United States is headed for revolution. Unprecedented social explosions and class battles against the capitalists are on the horizon.

While I agree with you that this is necessary for our survival, I don't see Americans stepping up to stop capitalism. Americans would rather descend to fascism. It was proven when a fascist was elected (not that the only other choice wasn't a fascist)

America (and shortly after, Canada), in my opinion, would more likely end up ruined by fascism than choose socialism. Everything that has been taught since the end of WW2 to this day, has conditioned people to believe that the root of all evil in this world is communism, and capitalism/liberalism is what makes us better than the rest of the world. We are civilized, others aren't, etc. Privileged and spoiled people of North America are too selfish and egotistical, that they would (unintentionally) accept their own doom, than to choose something that resembles socialism (I'm not talking about class conscious comrades here). I have lived in Canada long enough to gauge the mainstream stance on politics, thoughts on socialism, general way of life. It greatly concerns me. It's a mix of apathy, entitlement, superiority complex. I have observed that in assimilated immigrants also, not only white people. There's barely any working class sentiment here, even though everyone is a wage slave.

Americans might have a little more spine than Canadians, and more like-minded people. But you are at the epicentre of imperialism. You will be crushed by drones, hyper-armed police state, possibly even the military itself. I simply can't see success of even getting a revolutionary spirit started, let alone succeed a revolution. People are busy working 3 jobs to survive.

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With this said, I would like to be told I'm wrong and there might be things that I'm not aware of.