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Joss Weatherby
Banned

Registered: May 2008
Location: The Pacific Northwest, of course
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| quote: | Originally posted by smokeu
Socialism has failed in Europe and banks there are struggling to keep Greece, Turkey, Italy, and others afloat.
Not a good system to mirror our economy off of which Obama has tried to do. Has ended up in a historic debt that our grandkids will inherit (your kid's kids), a steady and abysmal unemployment rate more like 16% than the advertised 9%, and an economy faltering which could topple the world's economy without some drastic and immediate action. That would mean firing the incumbents, including the Fed chief and the rest of the "ill" advisors which have sunk us into a funk, and putting someone else in charge to solve the problem.
Free enterprise has always proven to be a better substitute over socialism.
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Greece, Turkey, and Italy all have very corrupt governments with lots of graft and fraud.
What do you have to say about countries like Norway, Sweden and Denmark? What about Japan? Yes they have lots of debt, but not nearly as much as the US (in raw dollars) and they have a much, much, much higher quality of life and better services provided by their government. Also remember that yes, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark have very small populations, but Japan has over 150 million people and is in tenth largest country in the world by population.
The problem is not the government, its the people. The US just can not do socialism. We are incapable of doing it. Our society is not set up culturally to handle a system that rewards investment in national interests and the country's population as a whole.
REMEMBER WHEN WORKERS ARE HAPPY AND THE WAGE EARNER IS MAKING A GOOD LIVING ALL BUSINESSES WILL PROSPER! DO NOT GO FOR THE SHORT TERM, THINK OF THE LONG TERM!
Idiots!
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Oct-14-2011 07:11
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nefardec
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Oct-14-2011 18:49
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hardcore trancer
Mystic Mind

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Location: Toronto,Canada
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Oct-14-2011 21:38
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