Venezuela Now is Sanders' Future Amerika

If Big Govt full control was the answer I would be typing on my North Korea design notebook and driving my Cuban car to the store to buy Venezulan Chimichanga.

All the great stuff comes from incentive. No one does crap if there is nothing in it for them. If I invent a medicine to cure cancer or make my slong bigger I want a huge cut of the action. I won't do it to buy Kim jung Ill another Czech bimbo.
 
If Big Govt full control was the answer I would be typing on my North Korea design notebook and driving my Cuban car to the store to buy Venezulan Chimichanga.

All the great stuff comes from incentive. No one does crap if there is nothing in it for them. If I invent a medicine to cure cancer or make my slong bigger I want a huge cut of the action. I won't do it to buy Kim jung Ill another Czech bimbo.

Finally...someone that gets it
 
Germany has universal healthcare, high wages, free education, a lot of vacation time, strong unions and half the debt per citizen compared to the USA.

Germany's industrial production is at zero percent growth, consumer confidence is tanking and it's social services is being taxed to the max. I'd use a different example if I were you

Except of the last 10 quarters, Germany has seen a growth in GDP in 9 of them.

Germany's economy is on the skids, that's just a fact and anyone in the markets knows this. Volkswagen will cause more issues

Their debt is still half that of the USA, and increasing at a slower rate per capita as well.
 
Which point and which poster? You're all nilly willy and attempted to try and hurl an insult you know nothing of? If it's Matthew he's a clueless moron that couldn't create wealth if his very life depended on it, he expects the government to fulfill his needs and wants the rich to take care of him....hence a socialist

This from Matthew:

We've always been a social democracy. The closes we may have come to your world is 1890's. The government has some say in the economy, regulates and the private sector has to respect the rights of its workers.

Name a single successful nation that isn't today???

Please show me where a pure capitalist system that works without the rich having 95% of all the wealth?


Take your time, you're good at it.

The government has too much in the way it regulates the private sector and it inhibits growth. He's correct the US is a form of social democracy but the problem is too many want to start going towards the social part and forget the democracy part. Nobody owes you, Matthew or anyone else a damn thing, not one damn thing. The less the government interferes the better. It all boils down to jealousy, inability to create wealth and laziness. There has never been a socialist economy that has survived....and there never will be because every time they run out of other people's money and it implodes upon itself

Now, how do you and your ilk plan to pay for Sander's proposals? We'll start with the 28 trillion he needs for his pie in the sky healthcare plans

There has never been a socialist economy that has survived? That's not true. Why don't you tell us of the last strictly free market capitalist society that has survived with no government regulation. And, as you've already stated we don;'t qualify, we already have regulations and have socialist policies. So, good luck, sweetheart, look forward to you avoiding the question.

Name the Socialist economy that survived? I won't wait, that is Econ 101

Also answer my question, how will you pay the 28 trillion,,,,,,,sweetheart? Take that condescending BS and stick it up your ass, You don't impress me

Most of Europe and according to you the United States. How are we goiing to pay for the shit Trump wants to do? How did we pay for Bush's wars? Let's get shit under control first. Did you even understand Matthew's post to begin with?

See how the far left religious dogma gets posted without question or hesitation..

Europe wants to tax the US to paid for their failed social programs..
 
Germany has universal healthcare, high wages, free education, a lot of vacation time, strong unions and half the debt per citizen compared to the USA.

Germany's industrial production is at zero percent growth, consumer confidence is tanking and it's social services is being taxed to the max. I'd use a different example if I were you

Except of the last 10 quarters, Germany has seen a growth in GDP in 9 of them.

Germany's economy is on the skids, that's just a fact and anyone in the markets knows this. Volkswagen will cause more issues

Their debt is still half that of the USA, and increasing at a slower rate per capita as well.

Two words, size and population. Economics 101 learn it then comment
 
This from Matthew:

We've always been a social democracy. The closes we may have come to your world is 1890's. The government has some say in the economy, regulates and the private sector has to respect the rights of its workers.

Name a single successful nation that isn't today???

Please show me where a pure capitalist system that works without the rich having 95% of all the wealth?


Take your time, you're good at it.

The government has too much in the way it regulates the private sector and it inhibits growth. He's correct the US is a form of social democracy but the problem is too many want to start going towards the social part and forget the democracy part. Nobody owes you, Matthew or anyone else a damn thing, not one damn thing. The less the government interferes the better. It all boils down to jealousy, inability to create wealth and laziness. There has never been a socialist economy that has survived....and there never will be because every time they run out of other people's money and it implodes upon itself

Now, how do you and your ilk plan to pay for Sander's proposals? We'll start with the 28 trillion he needs for his pie in the sky healthcare plans

There has never been a socialist economy that has survived? That's not true. Why don't you tell us of the last strictly free market capitalist society that has survived with no government regulation. And, as you've already stated we don;'t qualify, we already have regulations and have socialist policies. So, good luck, sweetheart, look forward to you avoiding the question.

Name the Socialist economy that survived? I won't wait, that is Econ 101

Also answer my question, how will you pay the 28 trillion,,,,,,,sweetheart? Take that condescending BS and stick it up your ass, You don't impress me

Most of Europe and according to you the United States. How are we goiing to pay for the shit Trump wants to do? How did we pay for Bush's wars? Let's get shit under control first. Did you even understand Matthew's post to begin with?

You're a waste of time, you demand answers and refuse to answer, gfy

You chose to quote a post to reply to, you went into left field, you got called for it and now you demand answers. Figures.
 
Germany has universal healthcare, high wages, free education, a lot of vacation time, strong unions and half the debt per citizen compared to the USA.

Germany's industrial production is at zero percent growth, consumer confidence is tanking and it's social services is being taxed to the max. I'd use a different example if I were you

Except of the last 10 quarters, Germany has seen a growth in GDP in 9 of them.

Germany's economy is on the skids, that's just a fact and anyone in the markets knows this. Volkswagen will cause more issues

Their debt is still half that of the USA, and increasing at a slower rate per capita as well.

Two words, size and population. Economics 101 learn it then comment

Germany has 89 million people, hardly a small economy.
 
Germany's industrial production is at zero percent growth, consumer confidence is tanking and it's social services is being taxed to the max. I'd use a different example if I were you

Except of the last 10 quarters, Germany has seen a growth in GDP in 9 of them.

Germany's economy is on the skids, that's just a fact and anyone in the markets knows this. Volkswagen will cause more issues

Their debt is still half that of the USA, and increasing at a slower rate per capita as well.

Two words, size and population. Economics 101 learn it then comment

Germany has 89 million people, hardly a small economy.

You tried to compare that to the US, you have failed.
 
The government has too much in the way it regulates the private sector and it inhibits growth. He's correct the US is a form of social democracy but the problem is too many want to start going towards the social part and forget the democracy part. Nobody owes you, Matthew or anyone else a damn thing, not one damn thing. The less the government interferes the better. It all boils down to jealousy, inability to create wealth and laziness. There has never been a socialist economy that has survived....and there never will be because every time they run out of other people's money and it implodes upon itself

Now, how do you and your ilk plan to pay for Sander's proposals? We'll start with the 28 trillion he needs for his pie in the sky healthcare plans

There has never been a socialist economy that has survived? That's not true. Why don't you tell us of the last strictly free market capitalist society that has survived with no government regulation. And, as you've already stated we don;'t qualify, we already have regulations and have socialist policies. So, good luck, sweetheart, look forward to you avoiding the question.

Name the Socialist economy that survived? I won't wait, that is Econ 101

Also answer my question, how will you pay the 28 trillion,,,,,,,sweetheart? Take that condescending BS and stick it up your ass, You don't impress me

Most of Europe and according to you the United States. How are we goiing to pay for the shit Trump wants to do? How did we pay for Bush's wars? Let's get shit under control first. Did you even understand Matthew's post to begin with?

You're a waste of time, you demand answers and refuse to answer, gfy

You chose to quote a post to reply to, you went into left field, you got called for it and now you demand answers. Figures.

You failed to answer the question and you don't know the first thing on economics. In short you're not worth the time. Have a good one
 
Except of the last 10 quarters, Germany has seen a growth in GDP in 9 of them.

Germany's economy is on the skids, that's just a fact and anyone in the markets knows this. Volkswagen will cause more issues

Their debt is still half that of the USA, and increasing at a slower rate per capita as well.

Two words, size and population. Economics 101 learn it then comment

Germany has 89 million people, hardly a small economy.

You tried to compare that to the US, you have failed.

How do you figure?
 
Germany's economy is on the skids, that's just a fact and anyone in the markets knows this. Volkswagen will cause more issues

Their debt is still half that of the USA, and increasing at a slower rate per capita as well.

Two words, size and population. Economics 101 learn it then comment

Germany has 89 million people, hardly a small economy.

You tried to compare that to the US, you have failed.

How do you figure?

"Their debt is still half that of the USA"....it's not rocket science, they are like one third the population of course the debt will be lower. Bottom line their economy is in trouble and it's only going to get worse as the entire Eurozone bottoms out
 
There has never been a socialist economy that has survived? That's not true. Why don't you tell us of the last strictly free market capitalist society that has survived with no government regulation. And, as you've already stated we don;'t qualify, we already have regulations and have socialist policies. So, good luck, sweetheart, look forward to you avoiding the question.

Name the Socialist economy that survived? I won't wait, that is Econ 101

Also answer my question, how will you pay the 28 trillion,,,,,,,sweetheart? Take that condescending BS and stick it up your ass, You don't impress me

Most of Europe and according to you the United States. How are we goiing to pay for the shit Trump wants to do? How did we pay for Bush's wars? Let's get shit under control first. Did you even understand Matthew's post to begin with?

You're a waste of time, you demand answers and refuse to answer, gfy

You chose to quote a post to reply to, you went into left field, you got called for it and now you demand answers. Figures.

You failed to answer the question and you don't know the first thing on economics. In short you're not worth the time. Have a good one

Maybe next time stay on target when you quote someone else and actually reply to it.
 
There has never been a socialist economy that has survived? That's not true. Why don't you tell us of the last strictly free market capitalist society that has survived with no government regulation. And, as you've already stated we don;'t qualify, we already have regulations and have socialist policies. So, good luck, sweetheart, look forward to you avoiding the question.

Name the Socialist economy that survived? I won't wait, that is Econ 101

Also answer my question, how will you pay the 28 trillion,,,,,,,sweetheart? Take that condescending BS and stick it up your ass, You don't impress me

Most of Europe and according to you the United States. How are we goiing to pay for the shit Trump wants to do? How did we pay for Bush's wars? Let's get shit under control first. Did you even understand Matthew's post to begin with?

You're a waste of time, you demand answers and refuse to answer, gfy

You chose to quote a post to reply to, you went into left field, you got called for it and now you demand answers. Figures.

You failed to answer the question and you don't know the first thing on economics. In short you're not worth the time. Have a good one

and what question was that?
 
Name the Socialist economy that survived? I won't wait, that is Econ 101

Also answer my question, how will you pay the 28 trillion,,,,,,,sweetheart? Take that condescending BS and stick it up your ass, You don't impress me

Most of Europe and according to you the United States. How are we goiing to pay for the shit Trump wants to do? How did we pay for Bush's wars? Let's get shit under control first. Did you even understand Matthew's post to begin with?

You're a waste of time, you demand answers and refuse to answer, gfy

You chose to quote a post to reply to, you went into left field, you got called for it and now you demand answers. Figures.

You failed to answer the question and you don't know the first thing on economics. In short you're not worth the time. Have a good one

and what question was that?

I didn't ask you the question, I asked the know nothing
 
Their debt is still half that of the USA, and increasing at a slower rate per capita as well.

Two words, size and population. Economics 101 learn it then comment

Germany has 89 million people, hardly a small economy.

You tried to compare that to the US, you have failed.

How do you figure?

"Their debt is still half that of the USA"....it's not rocket science, they are like one third the population of course the debt will be lower. Bottom line their economy is in trouble and it's only going to get worse as the entire Eurozone bottoms out

I also said "per capita". The USA has a debt of $58,000 US per citizen while Germany has a debt of around $27,000 US per citizen.
 
Two words, size and population. Economics 101 learn it then comment

Germany has 89 million people, hardly a small economy.

You tried to compare that to the US, you have failed.

How do you figure?

"Their debt is still half that of the USA"....it's not rocket science, they are like one third the population of course the debt will be lower. Bottom line their economy is in trouble and it's only going to get worse as the entire Eurozone bottoms out

I also said "per capita". The USA has a debt of $58,000 US per citizen while Germany has a debt of around $27,000 US per citizen.

You said and I quoted their debt is half of the USA, don't swerve
 
Germany has 89 million people, hardly a small economy.

You tried to compare that to the US, you have failed.

How do you figure?

"Their debt is still half that of the USA"....it's not rocket science, they are like one third the population of course the debt will be lower. Bottom line their economy is in trouble and it's only going to get worse as the entire Eurozone bottoms out

I also said "per capita". The USA has a debt of $58,000 US per citizen while Germany has a debt of around $27,000 US per citizen.

You said and I quoted their debt is half of the USA, don't swerve

Reread my post. I specifically mentioned per capita. It is not my fault you did not know that was an indication I was adjusting for population.
 

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