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It's also important to note that countries like Norway and Denmark are more culturally, racially, and socially homogeneous.
I thought Germany and Sweden were becoming islamic? Isnt that the latest talking point?
We had similar systems of social democratic governance as northern Europe until the 1970s. Then the unions were crushed, taxes were cut for the rich, the minimum wage was eroded, Wall Street were given free reign and anti-trust laws weakened.
Hang on -- isn't one of the biggest digs at liberals is that they focus too much on education? HUH? You guys just make stuff up -- and it's not even funny. huh.
I must have not gotten my Liberal Newsletters proclaiming the Venezuelan Dream ...I'll have to check my junk folder...
Honestly, OP, the vast majority of "liberals" and "conservatives" aren't as different as you'd like them to be.
Even funnier that conservatives are fighting to preserve social democratic programs like SS and Medicare, then get all worked up about how evil social democracy is (which they call "socialism").
A tiny super rich oligarchy and a desperate and powerless 99% is the goal of the plutocracy in America and their puppets in Congress. The model for these people seeking permanent oligarchy is Mexico and Brazil. And the people who voted for the health care bill in Congress are all in on it. Scary thought.
More like Trump/Killary's vision for America. Bernie is the only one who didn't want the US to become an oil-dependent oligarchy dominated by the rich
Bernie's version of America has already been realized in North Korea.
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