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Socialized medicine/healthcare fucks up the individual every timeAfter WWII when we were the only manufacturing economy left, yeah, we were great. Europe has rebuilt and China has come into the 21st century. It isn't so much about the government as it is about competition.We had much better economic growth and became the economic powerhouse of the world when our government was much smaller.
But isn't it government that's responsible for us being less competitive than we were years ago?
The cost of HEALTH CARE, and a system that forces employers to fund the health care system, is making you less competitive
LolBefore the feds took measure to prevent economic depressions, we had them in 1819, 1837, 1857, 1873, 1893, 1907 and 1929.The federal government fucks everything up it touchesonly a few percentage points smaller, not much smaller:We had much better economic growth and became the economic powerhouse of the world when our government was much smaller.
Before public health programs, we had polio, cholera, and smallpox. These are now effectively eliminated. Also reduced by 95% chance of getting hepatitis B, measles, mumps, tetanus, rubella, and diphtheria.
The interstate highway system.
Federal deposit insurance.
Social security, medicare have worked dispite republicans try to gut them.
GI Bill, etc.
After WWII when we were the only manufacturing economy left, yeah, we were great. Europe has rebuilt and China has come into the 21st century. It isn't so much about the government as it is about competition.We had much better economic growth and became the economic powerhouse of the world when our government was much smaller.
But isn't it government that's responsible for us being less competitive than we were years ago?
The cost of HEALTH CARE, and a system that forces employers to fund the health care system, is making you less competitive
Like a said the federal government owns nothingOnly half the land in the US on behalf of We the PeopleLolHow so?LolThen why are the big successful companies only headquartered in countries with big strong governments? Why don't they locate their companies in low tax backwaters? Because the government provides them with infrastructure, an educated work force, patent protections, courts, and an army to prevent theft of their property, including intellectual property.
The USA is currently losing out on investment because of the poor quality of your infrastructure, and the high cost of employee health insurance, and low education standards.
Only an idiot thinks thinks they succeed on their own.
You do realize the federal government would be nonexistent without the private sector...
The federal government owns nothing...
Thé private sector can’t function without Government
This represents the federal government without the private sector, fall down and can’t get up and can’t do a fucking thing about it.
Are you advocating that our workforce should work for pennies?After WWII when we were the only manufacturing economy left, yeah, we were great. Europe has rebuilt and China has come into the 21st century. It isn't so much about the government as it is about competition.We had much better economic growth and became the economic powerhouse of the world when our government was much smaller.
But isn't it government that's responsible for us being less competitive than we were years ago?
The cost of HEALTH CARE, and a system that forces employers to fund the health care system, is making you less competitive
Not what I was getting at.
Throughout the years, we have become more distant in wages compared to the rest of the world, and Democrats supported the unions that were responsible.
When our wages went up one dollar, it went up two cents in China and India. When our wages went up another dollar, the same thing happened.
Eventually we priced ourselves out of the world market. Now it's cheaper for some companies to have products made elsewhere and shipped here. Government taxation and regulations were certainly no help either.
So why doesn’t she take all of Mark Zuckaberg’s money, he didn’t do anything on his own . Bill Gates family bill didn’t do it on his own, Soros not on his own. What is she waiting forLolDon't be ridiculous. That tax cut didn't put anyone back to work. It enabled companies to buy back their own stock and artificially (and temporarily) inflate their value so they could keep the shareholders happy and pad their own pockets.Everyone of the dem hopefuls are promising to undo everything Trump has done....they want to cancel his tax cut...the tax cut that put us all back to work...why would anyone vote for that?...even if you hate Trump why would you vote against your own interest?......
Are you some type of fucking moron? Tax money always stays in DC it never ends up in average American hands...
LolThé private sector can’t function without Government
This represents the federal government without the private sector, fall down and can’t get up and can’t do a fucking thing about it.
Are you advocating that our workforce should work for pennies?After WWII when we were the only manufacturing economy left, yeah, we were great. Europe has rebuilt and China has come into the 21st century. It isn't so much about the government as it is about competition.We had much better economic growth and became the economic powerhouse of the world when our government was much smaller.
But isn't it government that's responsible for us being less competitive than we were years ago?
The cost of HEALTH CARE, and a system that forces employers to fund the health care system, is making you less competitive
Not what I was getting at.
Throughout the years, we have become more distant in wages compared to the rest of the world, and Democrats supported the unions that were responsible.
When our wages went up one dollar, it went up two cents in China and India. When our wages went up another dollar, the same thing happened.
Eventually we priced ourselves out of the world market. Now it's cheaper for some companies to have products made elsewhere and shipped here. Government taxation and regulations were certainly no help either.
Of course. The private sector funds government 100 percent.LolBefore the feds took measure to prevent economic depressions, we had them in 1819, 1837, 1857, 1873, 1893, 1907 and 1929.The federal government fucks everything up it touchesonly a few percentage points smaller, not much smaller:We had much better economic growth and became the economic powerhouse of the world when our government was much smaller.
Before public health programs, we had polio, cholera, and smallpox. These are now effectively eliminated. Also reduced by 95% chance of getting hepatitis B, measles, mumps, tetanus, rubella, and diphtheria.
The interstate highway system.
Federal deposit insurance.
Social security, medicare have worked dispite republicans try to gut them.
GI Bill, etc.
Private sector paid for all that, all the federal government can claim is waste, fraud and abuse
Tax them all...including Crooked DonnieSo why doesn’t she take all of Mark Zuckaberg’s money, he didn’t do anything on his own . Bill Gates family bill didn’t do it on his own, Soros not on his own. What is she waiting forLolDon't be ridiculous. That tax cut didn't put anyone back to work. It enabled companies to buy back their own stock and artificially (and temporarily) inflate their value so they could keep the shareholders happy and pad their own pockets.Everyone of the dem hopefuls are promising to undo everything Trump has done....they want to cancel his tax cut...the tax cut that put us all back to work...why would anyone vote for that?...even if you hate Trump why would you vote against your own interest?......
Are you some type of fucking moron? Tax money always stays in DC it never ends up in average American hands...
What drives the price of homes in blue states vs red is supply and demandAre you advocating that our workforce should work for pennies?After WWII when we were the only manufacturing economy left, yeah, we were great. Europe has rebuilt and China has come into the 21st century. It isn't so much about the government as it is about competition.
But isn't it government that's responsible for us being less competitive than we were years ago?
The cost of HEALTH CARE, and a system that forces employers to fund the health care system, is making you less competitive
Not what I was getting at.
Throughout the years, we have become more distant in wages compared to the rest of the world, and Democrats supported the unions that were responsible.
When our wages went up one dollar, it went up two cents in China and India. When our wages went up another dollar, the same thing happened.
Eventually we priced ourselves out of the world market. Now it's cheaper for some companies to have products made elsewhere and shipped here. Government taxation and regulations were certainly no help either.
No, simply stating the fact that we priced ourselves out of the world market. Remember the more money people make, the more it costs to buy things. So when we make more money, we increase the cost of living.
You don't have to compare years for this, you can find it right here in the US. There are places where you get more for your money than other places--mostly blue states.
I like to watch HGTV. I'm amazed at the house prices in some of these liberal states. What you can buy here for around 250K is comparable to what you can buy for 900K in other places. For 900K, you're lucky to have a home with a garage and a backyard more than 70 feet. Look at what you can buy in a place like Montana for 900K. It's virtually a sky lodge.
Bottom line is if we made less money and stayed closer to what people make in other countries, we wouldn't be living with that much less because everything we buy would be cheaper.
What drives the price of homes in blue states vs red is supply and demandAre you advocating that our workforce should work for pennies?But isn't it government that's responsible for us being less competitive than we were years ago?
The cost of HEALTH CARE, and a system that forces employers to fund the health care system, is making you less competitive
Not what I was getting at.
Throughout the years, we have become more distant in wages compared to the rest of the world, and Democrats supported the unions that were responsible.
When our wages went up one dollar, it went up two cents in China and India. When our wages went up another dollar, the same thing happened.
Eventually we priced ourselves out of the world market. Now it's cheaper for some companies to have products made elsewhere and shipped here. Government taxation and regulations were certainly no help either.
No, simply stating the fact that we priced ourselves out of the world market. Remember the more money people make, the more it costs to buy things. So when we make more money, we increase the cost of living.
You don't have to compare years for this, you can find it right here in the US. There are places where you get more for your money than other places--mostly blue states.
I like to watch HGTV. I'm amazed at the house prices in some of these liberal states. What you can buy here for around 250K is comparable to what you can buy for 900K in other places. For 900K, you're lucky to have a home with a garage and a backyard more than 70 feet. Look at what you can buy in a place like Montana for 900K. It's virtually a sky lodge.
Bottom line is if we made less money and stayed closer to what people make in other countries, we wouldn't be living with that much less because everything we buy would be cheaper.
There is not a huge market for those isolated homes in red states
AgreeWhat drives the price of homes in blue states vs red is supply and demandAre you advocating that our workforce should work for pennies?The cost of HEALTH CARE, and a system that forces employers to fund the health care system, is making you less competitive
Not what I was getting at.
Throughout the years, we have become more distant in wages compared to the rest of the world, and Democrats supported the unions that were responsible.
When our wages went up one dollar, it went up two cents in China and India. When our wages went up another dollar, the same thing happened.
Eventually we priced ourselves out of the world market. Now it's cheaper for some companies to have products made elsewhere and shipped here. Government taxation and regulations were certainly no help either.
No, simply stating the fact that we priced ourselves out of the world market. Remember the more money people make, the more it costs to buy things. So when we make more money, we increase the cost of living.
You don't have to compare years for this, you can find it right here in the US. There are places where you get more for your money than other places--mostly blue states.
I like to watch HGTV. I'm amazed at the house prices in some of these liberal states. What you can buy here for around 250K is comparable to what you can buy for 900K in other places. For 900K, you're lucky to have a home with a garage and a backyard more than 70 feet. Look at what you can buy in a place like Montana for 900K. It's virtually a sky lodge.
Bottom line is if we made less money and stayed closer to what people make in other countries, we wouldn't be living with that much less because everything we buy would be cheaper.
There is not a huge market for those isolated homes in red states
Plenty of people desire to live away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. What keeps people from buying is lack of jobs in the area.
What drives the price of homes in blue states vs red is supply and demandAre you advocating that our workforce should work for pennies?But isn't it government that's responsible for us being less competitive than we were years ago?
The cost of HEALTH CARE, and a system that forces employers to fund the health care system, is making you less competitive
Not what I was getting at.
Throughout the years, we have become more distant in wages compared to the rest of the world, and Democrats supported the unions that were responsible.
When our wages went up one dollar, it went up two cents in China and India. When our wages went up another dollar, the same thing happened.
Eventually we priced ourselves out of the world market. Now it's cheaper for some companies to have products made elsewhere and shipped here. Government taxation and regulations were certainly no help either.
No, simply stating the fact that we priced ourselves out of the world market. Remember the more money people make, the more it costs to buy things. So when we make more money, we increase the cost of living.
You don't have to compare years for this, you can find it right here in the US. There are places where you get more for your money than other places--mostly blue states.
I like to watch HGTV. I'm amazed at the house prices in some of these liberal states. What you can buy here for around 250K is comparable to what you can buy for 900K in other places. For 900K, you're lucky to have a home with a garage and a backyard more than 70 feet. Look at what you can buy in a place like Montana for 900K. It's virtually a sky lodge.
Bottom line is if we made less money and stayed closer to what people make in other countries, we wouldn't be living with that much less because everything we buy would be cheaper.
There is not a huge market for those isolated homes in red states
I grew up near NYCWhat drives the price of homes in blue states vs red is supply and demandAre you advocating that our workforce should work for pennies?The cost of HEALTH CARE, and a system that forces employers to fund the health care system, is making you less competitive
Not what I was getting at.
Throughout the years, we have become more distant in wages compared to the rest of the world, and Democrats supported the unions that were responsible.
When our wages went up one dollar, it went up two cents in China and India. When our wages went up another dollar, the same thing happened.
Eventually we priced ourselves out of the world market. Now it's cheaper for some companies to have products made elsewhere and shipped here. Government taxation and regulations were certainly no help either.
No, simply stating the fact that we priced ourselves out of the world market. Remember the more money people make, the more it costs to buy things. So when we make more money, we increase the cost of living.
You don't have to compare years for this, you can find it right here in the US. There are places where you get more for your money than other places--mostly blue states.
I like to watch HGTV. I'm amazed at the house prices in some of these liberal states. What you can buy here for around 250K is comparable to what you can buy for 900K in other places. For 900K, you're lucky to have a home with a garage and a backyard more than 70 feet. Look at what you can buy in a place like Montana for 900K. It's virtually a sky lodge.
Bottom line is if we made less money and stayed closer to what people make in other countries, we wouldn't be living with that much less because everything we buy would be cheaper.
There is not a huge market for those isolated homes in red states
No, it's the cost because Democrats have given strong support to unions and high taxation. Now you might be able to say that about California where the weather is a real draw, but you can't say that about the northeast states. The only global warming they experience is in the summer time.
There are exceptions like New York city perhaps, but I had a tenant move here from Buffalo. He told me he would be paying three times the rent I was charging him if my places were in his state, and especially anywhere near New York city. He was a very young guy who came here to go to school. He was astonished at our prices for gasoline, food, alcohol and cigarettes.
I grew up near NYCWhat drives the price of homes in blue states vs red is supply and demandAre you advocating that our workforce should work for pennies?Not what I was getting at.
Throughout the years, we have become more distant in wages compared to the rest of the world, and Democrats supported the unions that were responsible.
When our wages went up one dollar, it went up two cents in China and India. When our wages went up another dollar, the same thing happened.
Eventually we priced ourselves out of the world market. Now it's cheaper for some companies to have products made elsewhere and shipped here. Government taxation and regulations were certainly no help either.
No, simply stating the fact that we priced ourselves out of the world market. Remember the more money people make, the more it costs to buy things. So when we make more money, we increase the cost of living.
You don't have to compare years for this, you can find it right here in the US. There are places where you get more for your money than other places--mostly blue states.
I like to watch HGTV. I'm amazed at the house prices in some of these liberal states. What you can buy here for around 250K is comparable to what you can buy for 900K in other places. For 900K, you're lucky to have a home with a garage and a backyard more than 70 feet. Look at what you can buy in a place like Montana for 900K. It's virtually a sky lodge.
Bottom line is if we made less money and stayed closer to what people make in other countries, we wouldn't be living with that much less because everything we buy would be cheaper.
There is not a huge market for those isolated homes in red states
No, it's the cost because Democrats have given strong support to unions and high taxation. Now you might be able to say that about California where the weather is a real draw, but you can't say that about the northeast states. The only global warming they experience is in the summer time.
There are exceptions like New York city perhaps, but I had a tenant move here from Buffalo. He told me he would be paying three times the rent I was charging him if my places were in his state, and especially anywhere near New York city. He was a very young guy who came here to go to school. He was astonished at our prices for gasoline, food, alcohol and cigarettes.
The homes cost a lot because the jobs pay so well
