torture seems like a pretty good compromise

/s

I'm gonna throw this at someone next time they act like I'm an extremist for being anti-maga

Pictured: Stalin talking to the German Communist Party.

Always enough leftitst to blame election losses on, never enough to force negotiation. We see how it is. Demanding our vote? Compromise with us.

I don't think so. There are a lot more people willing to call themselves racist than leftist. Leftist policies, when not called leftist, are incredibly popular, even with Republican voters.

Compromise happens in systems that enforce it, i.e. multi-party systems.

You win over others with policies, policies that improve their material conditions. Those policies are popular across the board.

The left has been busy to expand and redefine racism instead of focusing on class solidarity.

This certainly isn't true of every case. Socialists, viz., those who are further left than Democrats, have good reason to find fault with both sides. Allow me to give you some examples:

• Republicans and Democrats both vote to increase ICE funding every year. 
• Republicans and Democrats in Congress both practice insider trading. 
• Republicans and Democrats both bail out banks and give corporations subsides (i.e., corporate welfare). 
• Republicans and Democrats both receive campaign finances from billionaires (i.e., legalized bribery). 
• Republican and Democrat presidents both drone strike "terrorists" overseas and bomb countries without Congressional approval. 
• Republicans and Democrats both kept Guantanamo Bay open for decades. 
• Republicans and Democrats both crack down on whistle blowers. 
• Republicans and Democrats both maintain a surveillance state on its citizens. 
• Republican and Democrat administrations both assassinated democratically elected leaders overseas. 
• Republicans and Democrats both fund Israel's genocide of the Palestinian people. 

Trump was not created ex nihilo. Presidential power has been growing for decades. Congress has been blatantly corrupt for decades. We have broken (and supported breaking) international laws for decades. To equate all major problems with one side of the political aisle would be overly reductive.

Many countries do, it's just that the USA thinks it's special for having two parties that in Spain would be classified as far-right and traditional right (e.g. Vox and PP)