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Originally Posted by rebeldor
The irony is that Estonia is the most capitalist nation in Europe, and far more free-market than the U.S. You'd think he'd want to be hooked up with a country like that.
Their entire recovery after the fall of the USSR was built on libertarian economic principles from Milton Friedman.
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Wrong.... I'm an American but still hold a valid Esti living permit and lived and worked in Järva for years, and have family there that date back millenniums..
Socialist healthcare(used it for dental work that would of cost about a grand in the US).. Citizen employment offices(I used one).. Welare system.. EU open border and now mass refugee welfare and crime..
I was there before the refugee welfare and crime crisis and even then you'd randomly find Germans, Latvians, Russians and others who basically walked in to the country and do nothing but drink..
Also... Forced military service.. Most of the men just use the pension to stay drunk every day after..
The closest thing to capitalism are the people who go in to engineering and invest in to personal property, but that property is still government owned just like that land you think you own in the US with a warranty deed or whatever... In Estonia now they've taken peoples property in Tallinn and put refugees in it.. By force