And it's also shortsighted. Odds are, a nice communist revolution filled with rapes, pillaging, and burning is just around the corner if things get worse.
You're in Canada or Mexico. You're basically the apartment above a meth lab.
Canada. Even before the Trump politics, our infrastructure is pretty behind to the European and East Asian standards. Our country is huge but sparsely populated, so we can't really fund on extensive projects such as a high-speed train network and it's a nightmare to go around the country without a plane which really affects the transportation of goods like going from Winnipeg to Toronto among major cities. So I'm not surprised of our vaccination rate so far. And we don't have another neighboring country outside of the US, unlike Mexico which has other Latin America and Caribbean countries nearby.
I’m actually glad my senator was one of those Republicans not afraid to vote guilty. The first trial I could see all of the Republicans being more concerned about losing their jobs but after they saw what his own followers were capable of doing and how far they will listen to the Orange, there really is no excuse. It just proves that the wealthy can do whatever they want and never be punished yet a teacher could be fired for hitting a child by pure accident because the kid suddenly got into the path of a moving hand that was moving to help make a story or lesson even more exciting.
I’m hoping the latter. It’s still pretty bad, but I feel like it’s the lesser of two evils.
Well, they are standing up for what they believe in. It's just that they're ****in' Nazis.
Scandinavian nations aren't socialist by definition. There are still private businesses. It's just that their nations just curtail capitalism. It's why many communists and socialists hate them for being just cushy capitalism.
Identifying as a gamer(tm) is bad, thanks to GamerGate being the civilian test for modern hate-based, populism-fueled fascism.
Fixed it.
If I could, I would just adopt Japan's model of balancing responsibilities in school:
While I do think the school system needs a major overhaul (but that's for another topic), and those are good things, I don't think that would entirely fix the problem. Schools can help the problem by teaching kids to recognize and not fall for propaganda, but other than that I don't think it'll help much. The people responsible for pushing this country's hypercapitalism are going to be going to private schools or even receiving tutors at home, and their parents are not going to be inclined to teach them to share and serve society, they're going to teach them that they're better than everyone else and they should hoard as much wealth and power as possible. We need laws and constitutional amendments that close the loopholes they're abusing and overhaul the government to be less corruptible. Lobbying and unlimited campaign contributions need to be made illegal. An independent redistricting organization needs to be formed to prevent gerrymandering. We need term limits not just for presidents, but for representatives and senators. The Electoral College should be overhauled or even done away with altogether so that the winner of the election actually reflects the people's choice and not other politicians' choice. Those are the kinds of changes that are going to curtail the effects of capitalism, the biggest problem is we need to get capitalism out of politics by illegalizing/disincentivizing corporate interests buying competitive advantages that impose their will on the government.
www.bloomberg.com
Consequences of Libertarianism, thy name is Texas.CL1 Commodity Quote - Generic 1st 'CL' Future
Stock analysis for CL1. Get stock price, historical stock charts & news for Generic 1st 'CL' Future
WTI Crude rebounded to 60 $ per barrel due to oil shutdown in Texas.*
*Texas refiniries and producers had to shut down to due to snowstorm, because they previously lobbied against the state having responsibility against natural events.