Next american revolution?
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Joe Rush
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joe that was so good
humpurple kushiones
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that was crap. a bunch of random clips put together without even trying to make any actual point...
joey that cartoon said it pretty much perfectly.
Riley Hughes
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yeah that cartoon was awesome.
JoshNunez
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http://web.gbtv.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=19882747&topic_id&v=3&tcid=fb_video_19882747
Just some of the people in Wall Street. I thought it was kinda of entertaining.
EDIT: Watched that cartoon, most of what they are saying is the truth.
Just some of the people in Wall Street. I thought it was kinda of entertaining.
EDIT: Watched that cartoon, most of what they are saying is the truth.
JoshNunez
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http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/eco_gdp_percap-economy-gdp-per-capita
According to this website, Norway is the only country that has a higher per capita than the U.S.
humpurple kushiones
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usa is number 13 according to that website.. did you even look at it before you posted?
JoshNunez
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Yup but what is your point that US is number 13? All those other countries that you mention do not have a higher per capita than the US according to that site.
EDIT: Just an opinion of mine, I think the most successful nations are not too far right or too far left. They take the middle road.
And I see what you mean Anthony, but my post was directed towards the statement that all of those countries were above the US, which according to that website, is not true.
EDIT: Just an opinion of mine, I think the most successful nations are not too far right or too far left. They take the middle road.
And I see what you mean Anthony, but my post was directed towards the statement that all of those countries were above the US, which according to that website, is not true.
humpurple kushiones
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luxemburg, ireland, and norway are all up there...
Liechtenstein: majorly socialist. state provides healthcare, prescriptions ect..
Qatar: is doing pretty well with considering they run under absolute monarchy.. oh, and they're socialist. state provides healthcare and all that good stuff the socialist countries provide. they also have some kind of wealth distribution system.
Bermuda: socialist, state provide education, medical ect..
Singapore: socialist, provides healthcare education ect...
Jersey: whaddyouknow.. socialized medicine and from my understanding, state provided education as well. not sure about everything else though.
Kuwait: wait for it... wait for it... free education and healthcare from the very efficient socialist government.
Andorra: socialist. state provided healthcare and.. yea everything else.
Brunei: socialized everything.
Cayman Islands: you got me, no socialized heathcare or schooling here.
so 1/12 countries that are ahead of us in gdp run on pure capitalism.
i say my point still stands?
JoshNunez
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Kinda stands...
I looked up a list of all the socialist countries in the world and none of those countries that you list up there are full socialist. They have some socialist properties like free education, free healthcare, but they are not full socialist. So, they are little less socialist than you actually think they are Anthony.
So if you are asking that America becomes a full socialist country, that may not be as ideal as you might think. Full confirmed socialist countries are Burma, Vietnam, Laos, Cuba, North Korea and People's Republic of China (According to Ask.com, I couldn't a lot of information on this subject.)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_socialist_countries
http://www.ask.com/questions-about/Socialist-Countries
http://www.associatedcontent.com/ar...cialist_countries_with_individual.html?cat=37
I looked up a list of all the socialist countries in the world and none of those countries that you list up there are full socialist. They have some socialist properties like free education, free healthcare, but they are not full socialist. So, they are little less socialist than you actually think they are Anthony.
So if you are asking that America becomes a full socialist country, that may not be as ideal as you might think. Full confirmed socialist countries are Burma, Vietnam, Laos, Cuba, North Korea and People's Republic of China (According to Ask.com, I couldn't a lot of information on this subject.)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_socialist_countries
http://www.ask.com/questions-about/Socialist-Countries
http://www.associatedcontent.com/ar...cialist_countries_with_individual.html?cat=37
humpurple kushiones
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What i want is socialized healthcare, education ect.... but we also need to completely change our government, monetary system, banking systems, and everything else running our lives, i cant really say i want 100% of any system.
humpurple kushiones
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There are 18.6 MILLION vacant houses in america, no one lives in them, and banks most likely own most if not all of them. There are 672,000 homeless people on average.. Divide those and you get 27.6... there are 27.6 empty houses for EVERY SINGLE HOMELESS PERSON IN AMERICA...
Anyone who doesn't see a problem is a complete moron.
Anyone who doesn't see a problem is a complete moron.
KrontonBuckie
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im gonna write that on a sign and walk around downtown untill i see a change!
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