Can the term American melting pot be attributed to why the United States was anti-Communist during the Cold War?

by inevitablescape
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bluecanaryflood

The short answer is yes.

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If you've taken any advanced physics class, you'll know that stuff doesn't melt when it's cold. Obviously, if the US is a melting pot and the melting pot is in a cold war, it won't melt anymore. Thus, communist ideas didn't melt into society, and no one in the US was ever a communist during that time period.

However, now that global warming is happening, you've got all your illuminazis running the country because the melting pot is warm enough that that kind of stuff gets through.