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6 minutes ago, Wildboer said:

Remember when I said you only regurgitate propaganda? That's what you're doing right now.

You know it's a copy and paste from Stubby fingers Johnson when there aren't any speeling mistooks. 

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2 minutes ago, revkevsdi said:

They are as close as I could think. Government funded health, care University, strong social programs. 

I'm not sure there is a completely Socialist society anymore than a truly Capitalist one. 

 

Basically the entire world runs on capitalism. Some countries fill the gaps better than others, but until the workers own and maintain the means of production (which is the definition of socialism), it's still capitalism. 

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13 minutes ago, revkevsdi said:

Probably the Nordic countries.  Sweden, Norway, Findland.

What country to you consider true Capitalism.

 

That’s just a few socialist policies propped up by strong capitalism and a very small minority population 

sweden is in trouble though 

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7 minutes ago, Rod Johnson said:

That’s just a few socialist policies propped up by strong capitalism and a very small minority population 

sweden is in trouble though 

The United States is $22 trillion in debt with hundreds of trillions in unfunded liabilities. What is your measurement of success based upon? 

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2 minutes ago, Anler said:

The United States is $22 trillion in debt with hundreds of trillions in unfunded liabilities. What is your measurement of success based upon? 

The poor in North America are globally privileged 

Most all true socialist and communist countries experience a mass exodus

North America is not experiencing an exodus in fact everyone wants to come here 

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4 minutes ago, Anler said:

The United States is $22 trillion in debt with hundreds of trillions in unfunded liabilities. What is your measurement of success based upon? 

The population of the US has less access to healthcare and education than the Swedish do. 

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1 minute ago, Rod Johnson said:

The poor in North America are globally privileged 

Most all true socialist and communist countries experience a mass exodus

North America is not experiencing an exodus in fact everyone wants to come here 

Link?

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19 minutes ago, Rod Johnson said:

That’s just a few socialist policies propped up by strong capitalism and a very small minority population 

sweden is in trouble though 

https://countryeconomy.com/countries/compare/sweden/usa

Here’s a link. As a percentage of gdp dept in the us 107%. Vs. 41%. Dept per capita is 3 times that of Sweden. 

 

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15 minutes ago, Rod Johnson said:

The poor in North America are globally privileged 

Most all true socialist and communist countries experience a mass exodus

North America is not experiencing an exodus in fact everyone wants to come here 

Like which ones? It seems the European countries are pretty happy with their way of life. Venezuela is not socialist, they only have state oil which is a big no-no. North America is a popular destination for immigrants because of all of our social programs... aka socialism

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16 minutes ago, revkevsdi said:

The population of the US has less access to healthcare and education than the Swedish do. 

The US is one the least educated of the more civilized countries and it shows, especially when it comes to understanding of government and economics. Probably the least educated. 

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20 minutes ago, Rod Johnson said:

The poor in North America are globally privileged 

Most all true socialist and communist countries experience a mass exodus

North America is not experiencing an exodus in fact everyone wants to come here 

That is very true, problem is when they get to the US and find out what it's actually like.:lol:

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18 minutes ago, revkevsdi said:

The population of the US has less access to healthcare and education than the Swedish do. 

Well they should. Sweedes have socialized medicine. And to pay for it the lowest wage earners pay 28.6 % income tax. Everyone pays more.Liberals here would come unglued if low wage earners had to pay 28% , and rightfully so.

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3 minutes ago, steve from amherst said:

Well they should. Sweedes have socialized medicine. And to pay for it the lowest wage earners pay 28.6 % income tax. Everyone pays more.Liberals here would come unglued if low wage earners had to pay 28% , and rightfully so.

Are you saying people should not have to pay for their own healthcare? 

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17 minutes ago, revkevsdi said:

https://countryeconomy.com/countries/compare/sweden/usa

Here’s a link. As a percentage of gdp dept in the us 107%. Vs. 41%. Dept per capita is 3 times that of Sweden. 

 

Nice link.  A lot changes in 20 years. 

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