CNN: Should America try to be like Scandinavia? (unemployment, generations, drugs)

[gmagoo]

Originally Posted by KickAssArmyChick

Sure let's start by deporting all of the 3rd world trash that are here illegally.

Then stop policing the world by spending money we don't have.

We haven`t policed the world since 1941.

[TriMT7]

Originally Posted by HappyTexan

If we adhered to the rules then why not ? The first thing we'd have to throw out are the "Everyone's a winner" policies.

The problem is though that we are too far into the PC diversity hole.
Ability to qualify discriminates and we can't have that today, can we ?

No, we already have college admissions standards.

[alphamale]

Originally Posted by Finn_Jarber

You are wrong on both counts.

Oh....do tell.

Do they have cities like Detroit, Camden, Philly (large sections), LA (large sections), Chicago (large sections), NY (large sections) , St Louis, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, etc which are crapholes with little to no tax base, but live off of the productive of society? Mostly every single large city and small town in America have their ghetto.

In fact, we have many times more recipients than those countries entire populations.

[TriMT7]

Originally Posted by gmagoo

We haven`t policed the world since 1941.

No, we do maintain an enormously bloated military industrial complex for the benefit of this economy and the economies of other nations (the capitalist class).

Specifically, significant military resources are spent securing trade lines and "resource protection" in happy places like the Middle East (coughoilcough)


I'm not sure what we get out of it as a country by bearing the burden disproportionately. I think it's about time we pull back on that sort of nonsense.

[Jayess1]

CNN: Should America try to be like Scandinavia

You mean an overwhelmingly white monoculture? Er, no thanks.

[munna21977]

Originally Posted by alphamale

I like their immigration policies.

They do not import poverty, as we do. (it is very difficult to become a resident, let alone a citizen)

They have a system where EVERYONE contributes to the system. (many American recipient class people would say "no thank you....wheres my check?")

They also did not import slaves in millions in 19th Century. They also do not spend billions in Military stationed all over the world.

[alphamale]

Originally Posted by Jayess1

You mean an overwhelmingly white monoculture? Er, no thanks.

Diversity has brought nothing but poverty, crime and squalor to middle class America over the last 5 decades.

Staying white equates to good schools and safety.

That's what people really mean when they ask a realtor about safety and good schools.

There is not a single all black school in America that is as safe as an all white school.

That's a fact, Jack!

I'm a realist. If the above makes me a racist, so be it.

You know that I'm right.

[alphamale]

Originally Posted by munna21977

They also did not import slaves in millions in 19th Century. They also do not spend billions in Military stationed all over the world.

Spanish, English and French colonies imported slavery into the America's.

America ended the practice.

Liberals are reinstating it.

[HappyTexan]

Originally Posted by TriMT7

No, we already have college admissions standards.

But if you wanted to offer free higher ed like those countries do you'd have to change your admission standards.

I'm just saying that if we were to learn from them we'd have to change our rules.
But I think we're too far down this "Everyone's a winner and equality for all" rabbit hole so it's not possible.

Instead, we'll continue on our path to the bottom.
#36 today in global standing in Math.
Latvia does better than us for crying out loud.

[munna21977]

Originally Posted by alphamale

Spanish, English and French colonies imported slavery into the America's.

America ended the practice.

Liberals are reinstating it.

Really-US became independent in 1776. Slavery was abolished in 1865. That too after Civil war. Why were Confederate States against abolishing slavery? Why was slavery not abolished in 1776 only???