You’re a fucking clown, Jesus.
Socialism tends to bend towards genocidal behavior.
Def, bro.
Oh, right, not reeeeeeal socialism.
Fuck outta here.
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Notice how he still won’t answer my question QQ
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Every single-payer system limits choices more than the US system. Every. Single. One. Period. Full stop.
If you want choice, you should support the US system.
Free people will not ever have equal outcomes. Some people prefer to drop out of high school, abuse drugs and alcohol, reproduce unwisely and make all manner of bad decisions.
Some people just try to copy what their parents did and land a “secure” job and work only 40 hours per week, get 3-5 weeks vacation, get a mortgage and other debt because home ownership is a “good” thing, buy a crap ton of consumer goods and work almost until they die.
Other people approach their lives more seriously. It’s not unjust that people who make accumulating wealth a priority do better than people who don’t.
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Sanders pushed in his failed bid for the White House. If his campaign wouldn’t have been sabotaged by Clinton and the DNC he most likelt would have won the Primary and gone on to beat Trump in the General, as he was leading Trump-in most polls- by double digits.
This average monthly residential electricity bill in California is 17.76% less than the national average monthly bill of $107.
Hmmmmm…
After she destroyed a status quo politician by 15 points after being outspent 10 to 1. The tide is changing and I hope it continues.
Yes, the article makes a lot of sense. Why go with a renewable energy, that is clean, when you can continue depleting the Earth from it’s finite sources, which are dirty.
Ignored what?
No one cares.
Seeing a fraction of the picture as usual I see.
How much is the cost of electricity subsidized in California? Would you like me to look this up and explain it to you or do you think you can handle it?
We can all hope she learns math. It’s a long-shot, though.
Lol, Jesus…
Your homophobia and/or your closet homosexuality.
Dodge and strawman. Answer the questions. Then explain how the public will suffer in the example above.
Dodge and deflection.
Again.
You didn’t answer the original question. Then you introduce another topic to deflect.
Dodge and deflection.
Another dodge.
You called me brainwashed.
Youtube plus google vs real workd experience and education
Who is brainwashed?
Strawman while admitting profit maximization does not cause harm to the public but the way certain big business is run does. That’s my point.
Government enables them.
Good point, zep.
This is not about blame, you petty little man. This is about being objective in finding the right solution.
You’re the one who’s fallen victim to those who capitalize on the rage of people like you to fulfill their agendas. Mao did it really well though the demographic that responds to this usually consists of ignorant students who have no real life experience.
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Do you believe this is the major factor having to do with the financial health of a country?
Another unsustainable right-wing excuse.
In terms of cultural diversity.
The United States ranks near the middle.
And richer countries appear more likely to be homogenous.
So if homogeneous is a criteria to determine the fate of a country in terms of how well it does or not socially or financially, what do we have here?
I was surprised to see Canada rate as more diverse than the United States. Huh?
Gives a broad statement … for evidence:
Gives one sector of the economy (with not proof) - Do you even know you’re resorting to strawman fallacies or is it pathological at this point?
I love you Zeppy, but you’re essentially just a meme at this point
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Yes, please go. And hopefully someone else who isn’t retarded like you can comment. Then again…
I count at least 10 dodges, deflections and strawmen in an exchange with me over 1 week.
Backed up by post above.
Tell me I dodge questions again, liar.
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Sure, but let’s wait for the results instead of taking your theories and applying them to the real world where people get hurt.
Smh…
It’s an important factor not the major factor. Short term, if they can pay the interest on their debt they’re okay, but long-term they can’t continue the trend and neither can the US. However, at least the US could raise taxes to cover burden. The Scandinavian countries have already done that. Another factor.
Huh…?
Are you really going to argue the Scandinavian countries are more culturally diverse? Really?
It has nothing at all to do with that.
Look at the Scandinavian countries, dum dum
I missed the highlight of Sweden at 128
Dude, I’ve been posting half-heartily today and have completely destroyed your Scandinavian example.
So why was the minimum wage higher in the 60’s and we didn’t have a recession?
I thought this was mostly due to automation? So how does laying off workers due to automation have anything to do with increased productivity?
Lol, whut?
The minimum wage in the 60s was $1.00-$1.67…
We didn’t have a recession in the 60s?
We have recessions all the time.
Please learn how to read.
Is this a joke?