If sweden and Germany becames states in he U.S....they would be two of the poorest...

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I found this over at Monster Hunter Nation....linked by Larry Correia, the author of the Monster Hunter International books........

If Sweden and Germany Became US States, They Would be Among the Poorest States

OCTOBER 26, 2015Ryan McMaken
The battle over the assumed success of European socialism continues. Many European countries like Sweden have gained a reputation as being very wealthy in spite of their highly regulated and taxed economies. From there, many assume that the rest of Europe is more or less similar, even if slightly poorer. But if we look more closely at the data, a very different picture emerges, and we find that the median household in the US is better off (income-wise) than the median household in all but three European countries.
 
I found this over at Monster Hunter Nation....linked by Larry Correia, the author of the Monster Hunter International books........

If Sweden and Germany Became US States, They Would be Among the Poorest States

OCTOBER 26, 2015Ryan McMaken
The battle over the assumed success of European socialism continues. Many European countries like Sweden have gained a reputation as being very wealthy in spite of their highly regulated and taxed economies. From there, many assume that the rest of Europe is more or less similar, even if slightly poorer. But if we look more closely at the data, a very different picture emerges, and we find that the median household in the US is better off (income-wise) than the median household in all but three European countries.
Does everybody in Sweden require a 60" TV and 3 80K SUVs in their driveway?
We have millions of Conservatives living in poverty in the Bible Belt and they seem to be deliriously happy as long as a Neo-Con is in the Oval Office.
 
I found this over at Monster Hunter Nation....linked by Larry Correia, the author of the Monster Hunter International books........

If Sweden and Germany Became US States, They Would be Among the Poorest States

OCTOBER 26, 2015Ryan McMaken
The battle over the assumed success of European socialism continues. Many European countries like Sweden have gained a reputation as being very wealthy in spite of their highly regulated and taxed economies. From there, many assume that the rest of Europe is more or less similar, even if slightly poorer. But if we look more closely at the data, a very different picture emerges, and we find that the median household in the US is better off (income-wise) than the median household in all but three European countries.
Does everybody in Sweden require a 60" TV and 3 80K SUVs in their driveway?
We have millions of Conservatives living in poverty in the Bible Belt and they seem to be deliriously happy as long as a Neo-Con is in the Oval Office.

Could you inform Bernie of that? He's under some impression white people don't know what it's like to be poor
 
If Sweden and Germany were states, this country would be Fucked with a capital F (in orders of magnitudes worse than Obama) because of all their large-scale muslim fellatio. You know the overwhelming majority of muslim terrorists who have committed or attempted to commit terrorism on US soil spent years getting radicalized in Europe. The continent that has spent 70 years being a parasite on this country. And their rape-apologist culture would be nothing but a liability on ours.
 
I found this over at Monster Hunter Nation....linked by Larry Correia, the author of the Monster Hunter International books........

If Sweden and Germany Became US States, They Would be Among the Poorest States

OCTOBER 26, 2015Ryan McMaken
The battle over the assumed success of European socialism continues. Many European countries like Sweden have gained a reputation as being very wealthy in spite of their highly regulated and taxed economies. From there, many assume that the rest of Europe is more or less similar, even if slightly poorer. But if we look more closely at the data, a very different picture emerges, and we find that the median household in the US is better off (income-wise) than the median household in all but three European countries.

How soon before our increasing health and education costs move Sweden up?
 

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