socialist! Well, here's just one that says, nay!
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Yeah rite, the Scandinavian countries are...
In reply to BeatDball
he said average disposable income in the US is 27% higher than Denmark; wonder if that is enough to cover the cost of healthcare and education ,two big ticket items?
In reply to BeatDball
Why doesnt she just stay there.
The PM of Denmark says his country is not socialist.
Hunter supposedly is stepping down..if you're doing nothing wrong, why step down?
US is not a capitalist country...when you bail out big companies, that is not capitalism at work
In reply to ray
socialism is a scare word in the US, used to rally right wing voters.
In reply to BeatDball
Let me ask you, are you still begging and praying for a "job with Government of New City" with the DMV?
You state previously this is your biggest life goal-
Now, that will be socialism you know.
You need to get a proper education- not some washed down place, and find a job in the private sector and stop looking for a government hand-out.
In reply to camosHoover mussy still tun in he grave when he hear the word socialism.
In reply to camos
Exactly. Just like how Bustamante and Seaga used "communism" in Jamaica.
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In reply to ray
The US is a capitalist welfare state. People like Bernie_AOC like to make those on welfare feel good about themselves being on the dole.
In reply to maj
Yes...the top one 1% don't pay taxes, big business gets bailed out when they are in trouble...
Corporate welfare...
Help poor people, look all you Repubs go crazy, but you guys get orgasms over corporate welfare
In reply to ray
Load of BS. Corporations create jobs
Here's some truth.
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In reply to maj
Yea, with plenty help from the socialist system. Just remember, You Didnt Build That Go ahead and educate yourself.
In reply to Casper
And who pays for all these public projects that benefit the entire public. The public some more than others.
How is that socialism?
In reply to maj
If past statistics can offer any guidance, in 2016, $1.44 trillion income taxes were paid by 140.9 million taxpayers reporting a total of $10.2 trillion in adjusted gross income, according to data recently released by the Internal Revenue Services.
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Now, for you corporations may be people, but individual taxepayers paid most of the taxes.
Again, you didnt build that.
In reply to Casper
70% of Americans dont federal taxes, guess where they are on the tax brackets.
Who employs these individual tax earners, by your logic single tax filers should be the only ones driving on the roads.
In reply to maj
WIthout people, corporations don't exist...without corporations, people will exist
In reply to ray
Duh!!
In reply to maj
Federal taxes are not the only taxes people pay. Secondly, give people a proper paying job and they will be more than willing to pay their fair share of taxes, unlike many corporations.
Stop taking jobs to China and, as we are now witnessing, having to kiss up to the Chinese, even giving up their rights to free speech, just so as to not pay a real living wage in North America, then there would more taxes paid into the federal coffers.
In reply to Casper
Which president gave the moniker of favored nation trade status to China...oh yeah.
Clinton.
How much value does a fast food worker have when there are thousands at the border willing to do it for pennies on the dollar.
In reply to BeatDball
socialist! Well, here's just one that says, nay!
So what?
I say all the better. Now we get to freely recruit their citizens as part of our preferred Euro-centric immigration plan.
In reply to BeatDball
the scandinavian countries are always ranked above the good ole us of a in terms of quality of life...
go sip on some more kool aid
In reply to Bigzinc
You know why, check their immigration rates.
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