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I saw a thread asking this of Conservative policies, and I thought I's ask it of Liberal policies. Are there any places worldwide with liberal policies in place that are thriving? It seems most bigger cities are heavily Liberal, and with them come higher crime rates, more pverty, higher unemployment, etc etc.
I saw a thread asking this of Conservative policies, and I thought I's ask it of Liberal policies. Are there any places worldwide with liberal policies in place that are thriving? It seems most bigger cities are heavily Liberal, and with them come higher crime rates, more pverty, higher unemployment, etc etc.
Liberal European countries like Germany and England outperform America.
They have smaller nation debts, less poverty, they live longer, take longer vacations, are cleaner, ex.ex.
Liberal European countries like Germany and England outperform America.
They have smaller nation debts, less poverty, they live longer, take longer vacations, are cleaner, ex.ex.
I saw a thread asking this of Conservative policies, and I thought I's ask it of Liberal policies. Are there any places worldwide with liberal policies in place that are thriving? It seems most bigger cities are heavily Liberal, and with them come higher crime rates, more pverty, higher unemployment, etc etc.
I saw a thread asking this of Conservative policies, and I thought I's ask it of Liberal policies. Are there any places worldwide with liberal policies in place that are thriving? It seems most bigger cities are heavily Liberal, and with them come higher crime rates, more pverty, higher unemployment, etc etc.
No one in quasi socialistic Costa Rica would trade places with anybody from another Central American country.Is this what you`re asking?
Canada, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Norway right off the top of my head. Strong economies, lower debt, lower homicide rates, lower infant mortality rates than us. Ans more cost-effective healthcare.
Which is worse "debt per capita" or "debt-to-gdp" ??
(I don't know, perhaps I was wrong.)
Last edited by chad3; 04-27-2013 at 07:19 PM..
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