Is Englang on the verge of full socialism/communism (2 Viewers)

[Alisa]

I don't think anyone is opposed to a "proper" health care system. We just don't agree on the meaning of "proper".

"Proper" means "available and affordable to everyone" in my book.

 

[KenHigg]

"Proper" means "available and affordable to everyone" in my book.

Everyone except those that don't want to pull their weight if they are able to

 

[Rich]

I don't think anyone is opposed to a "proper" health care system. We just don't agree on the meaning of "proper".

We were discussing a welfare system which is far removed from Republicans' doctrine

 

[KenHigg]

We were discussing a welfare system which is far removed from Republicans' doctrine

'Far' is pretty acurate, just not totally absent. Glad the message is getting across -

 

[Rich]

'Far' is pretty acurate, just not totally absent. Glad the message is getting across -

It's so far removed that it's not worth claiming to support the philosophy

 

[KenHigg]

It's so far removed that it's not worth claiming to support the philosophy

Great, now you're catching on -

The trick is teaching that to the deadbeats on our broken welfare system.

 

[Rich]

Great, now you're catching on -

The trick is teaching that to the deadbeats on our broken welfare system.

You don't have anything like a welfare system

 

[KenHigg]

My bad, I guess these people simply have a mis-understanding:

Welfare spending is so large it is difficult to comprehend. On average, the annual cost of the welfare system amounts to around $5,600 in taxes from each household that paid federal income tax in 2000. Adjusting for inflation, the amount taxpayers now spend on welfare each year is greater than the value of the entire U.S. Gross National Product at the beginning of the 20th century.

$5600... Hum, how many weeks of work is that after taxes?

Source

 

[Rich]

My bad, I guess these people simply have a mis-understanding:



$5600... Hum, how many weeks of work is that after taxes?

Source

Yes,we're not at the beginning of the twentieth century, it's the 21st

 

[KenHigg]

Yes,we're not at the beginning of the twentieth century, it's the 21st

duh...

Why do I try to enlighten you