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Could be true, but it wasn't in the survey I read. Its a few years old now - wish I could find a link. I guess it falls in line with less materialism, but it wasn't a political statement that you try to fashion it into.
Also, I hardly think Democrats are immune to the problems you listed nor have I ever heard a Republican get excited about suicide rates.
Sounds like you need to see the world through a less partisan lens.
The very title of this thread is "partisan" my dear.
And, I never said Democrats are immune to problems. Of course they aren't.
I think when you look close at socialism and communism, you'll find its actually massive taxation of the public and privatization of profits for the privileged few.
I think when you look close at socialism and communism, you'll find its actually massive taxation of the public and privatization of profits for the privileged few.
I think when you look close at socialism and communism, you'll find its actually massive taxation of the public and privatization of profits for the privileged few.
Socialist and communist economies basically don't have taxes. But if it makes you feel better to sling around capitalist curse words, have at it.
I've never understood by Buffett is a democrat to begin with, but at least maybe he can talk some sense into this party.
Public schools are socialism.
Medicare, Medicaid, Social security are socialism.
What is common between capitalism and socialism and communism ?? Concentration of extreme wealth among few. Both systems losses are socialized and profits are capitalised.
What is common between capitalism and socialism and communism ?? Concentration of extreme wealth among few. Both systems losses are socialized and profits are capitalised.
Or, as a wise man once put it, "Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it's the other way around."
Or, as a wise man once put it, "Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it's the other way around."
While I love the joke, I guess I’ve never felt exploited in any of my jobs in life. From being a minimum wage worker, to being a temp, to an intern, to being a professional.
While I love the joke, I guess I’ve never felt exploited in any of my jobs in life. From being a minimum wage worker, to being a temp, to an intern, to being a professional.
Exploitation can be quite indirect, and isn't necessarily limited to an employer-employee relationship.
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