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Childishness aside (unless you seriously still don't understand the utter basics of economics) I am actually very much against corporations.
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View Post12 pages, have you lot still not decided who's right?
I must admit, I never saw that one coming.
Confused? You will be.
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Not sure where i've said that. Just think that people should be able to decide what their own minimum wage is and not the government.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostOnly because half the population had died in the plague 40 years before.
The unpalatable truth is that a lot of the financial problems we are seeing today are due, directly or otherwise, to overpopulation, combined with ever increasing fluidity of the world economy.
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostMaggie believed in individual freedoms and liberties.
Would you call her a socialist?
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
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Nevertheless Britain seemed to do well after the circa 1400 peasant uprising.
The unpalatable truth is that a lot of the financial problems we are seeing today are due, directly or otherwise, to overpopulation, combined with ever increasing fluidity of the world economy.
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Maggie believed in individual freedoms and liberties.
Would you call her a socialist?
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostThe were not socailist policies. They were policies to minimise the power of the state and protect the rights of individuals. See US constitution for a more refined example.
That is the key to good forture and what has gone wrong in many of the hot countries.
Nevertheless Britain seemed to do well after the circa 1400 peasant uprising.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostThis thread is quite long. Has anyone mentioned Adolf Hitler yet?
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The were not socailist policies. They were policies to minimise the power of the state and protect the rights of individuals. See US constitution for a more refined example.
That is the key to good forture and what has gone wrong in many of the hot countries.
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Who knows why the "west" ended up richer than, shall we say, "hot places".
As an aside it seems to me we in the UK got motoring after the peasant revolt circa 1400, Magna Carta, and the adoption of more socialist tenancies. And again after the Cromwell fellow. Perhaps people become more effective and industrious workers when they have achievable goals that benefit themselves rather than the rich and a little justness and equality exists.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostThis thread is quite long. Has anyone mentioned Adolf Hitler yet?
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This thread is quite long. Has anyone mentioned Adolf Hitler yet?
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