What political party benefits most from America turning third world? (minimum wage, Canada)

[Boer]

I know this is similar to an older post of mine but I think it's different enough to Warrant its own discussion. What political party gains most from America abandoning European style democracy and moving towards a third-world operational structure?

While conservatives push for third world labor policies... liberals want to confiscate firearms....in my opinion both of these policies are third world in nature so the question is who you think is more likely to push harder for third-world policy and abandon European democracy?

I spent 1/4 of my life in foreign countries and a good portion of that living in the third world not visiting but living... I'm curious what your frame of reference is in this discussion?

[lifeexplorer]

Originally Posted by Boer

I know this is similar to an older post of mine but I think it's different enough to Warrant its own discussion. What political party gains most from America abandoning European style democracy and moving towards a third-world operational structure?

While conservatives push for third world labor policies... liberals want to confiscate firearms....in my opinion both of these policies are third world in nature so the question is who you think is more likely to push harder for third-world policy and abandon European democracy?

I spent 1/4 of my life in foreign countries and a good portion of that living in the third world not visiting but living... I'm curious what your frame of reference is in this discussion?

What is third world labor policy?

Obviously the Democrats slave masters with their policies of enslaving everybody.

[le roi]

Originally Posted by Boer

I know this is similar to an older post of mine but I think it's different enough to Warrant its own discussion. What political party gains most from America abandoning European style democracy and moving towards a third-world operational structure?

Neither party benefits. The underlying premise of this question is ridiculous.


(Also I would not call our government a "European style democracy" but that is neither here nor there.)

[Freak80]

Originally Posted by Boer

I know this is similar to an older post of mine but I think it's different enough to Warrant its own discussion. What political party gains most from America abandoning European style democracy and moving towards a third-world operational structure?

While conservatives push for third world labor policies... liberals want to confiscate firearms....in my opinion both of these policies are third world in nature so the question is who you think is more likely to push harder for third-world policy and abandon European democracy?

I spent 1/4 of my life in foreign countries and a good portion of that living in the third world not visiting but living... I'm curious what your frame of reference is in this discussion?

Both benefit equally. Corruption money is sweet to whoever is getting it.

[what'd i miss]

Trump.

[Boer]

Europe Australia New Zealand Canada have strong labor unions India Mexico China do not I would consider that a pretty good indication that if you fight against organized labor you are interested in a third-world labor policy

[J746NEW]

Globalists that put their wallets first over the well being of this nation dominate both parties.

[J746NEW]

Originally Posted by lifeexplorer

What is third world labor policy?

Where workers have no rights.
Like communist countries.

We are headed that direction.

[EddieB.Good]

Originally Posted by Boer

I know this is similar to an older post of mine but I think it's different enough to Warrant its own discussion. What political party gains most from America abandoning European style democracy and moving towards a third-world operational structure?

While conservatives push for third world labor policies... liberals want to confiscate firearms....in my opinion both of these policies are third world in nature so the question is who you think is more likely to push harder for third-world policy and abandon European democracy?

I spent 1/4 of my life in foreign countries and a good portion of that living in the third world not visiting but living... I'm curious what your frame of reference is in this discussion?

Lol @ your criteria for "third world"

On the one hand, you have you a "third world" with worker exploitation, no minimum wage, minimal protections against business practices, minimal regulations, minimal safety standards, etc...

__VS__

A "third world" with... no private guns....

[rebeldor]

Does it really matter? The U.S. is a oligarchic uniparty.