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In the #1 spot, New Hampshire, according to this CNBC article: News Headlines (for the full slideshow, go here: News Headlines)
"Quality of life is solid across the board in the Granite State. The population is among the healthiest, in part because of the quality of the environment".
FWIW - Socialism is an alternative to a unfettered capitalist economic system. As the latter has never existed because of the monopoly business domination I prefer more government controls on business and government ownership of natural monopolies such as utilities and transportation facilities. Socialism also protects most individuals from the ravages of sickness and, in some cases, jut bad luck.
FWIW - Socialism is an alternative to a unfettered capitalist economic system. As the latter has never existed because of the monopoly business domination I prefer more government controls on business and government ownership of natural monopolies such as utilities and transportation facilities. Socialism also protects most individuals from the ravages of sickness and, in some cases, jut bad luck.
I do NOT consider the term to be a slander.
Most true socialists don't mind being called what they are. As far as the part that I bolded in your quote, I work with two Russians and two contractors from Russia, they greatly disagree with your assessment of socialism.
How the heck did this thread go from "NH best state of live in" to a discussion about socialism?!
It doesn't take much to get them riled up, does it...
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