How is this corporations faults that supply jobs, income, and benefits to its people and goods and services to the world?
Have you thought about the worlds population and how fast it is growing, more people are being born into poverty because there are few places left in the world that are viable for living, like Africa, the middle east, N Korea, Mymar, and other impoverished places.
The USA is one of the last places that still works because if capitalism.
Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
How is this corporations faults that supply jobs, income, and benefits to its people and goods and services to the world?Have you thought about the worlds population and how fast it is growing, more people are being born into poverty because there are few places left in the world that are viable for living, like Africa, the middle east, N Korea, Mymar, and other impoverished places.
The USA is one of the last places that still works because if capitalism.
Is that capitalism or liberal democracy? The two do not necessarily directly connect, though obviously economic freedom is associated with the latter.
Outright capitalism causes many of the US' problems as well, like the outrageous rich/poor gap and the social problems with minorities, universal health care etc.
Don't get me wrong, I am generally pro-capitalist, but it's a system with a lot of issues. At the very least, it requires hefty guidance and intervention, and long-term I do think we'll probably need to move beyond it.
Pure profit as motivation is not, I think, sustainable for the type of future we need to build.
No, they're both great.
In fact, NHS frontline care- which, I will remind you, is free at the point of service for everyone- is a candidate for best in the world.
The bigger challenge is long-term care after treatment, because the problem with keeping people healthy is that they live longer, and old people require constant expensive programmes of care. It's the fundamental puzzle of general health care.
Obama has taken a step towards universal health care- but it's really not the same thing yet. For a start,people are paying a fortune.
Originally posted by Ushgarak
No, they're both great.In fact, NHS frontline care- which, I will remind you, is free at the point of service for everyone- is a candidate for best in the world.
The bigger challenge is long-term care after treatment, because the problem with keeping people healthy is that they live longer, and old people require constant expensive programmes of care. It's the fundamental puzzle of general health care.
Obama has taken a step towards universal health care- but it's really not the same thing yet. For a start,people are paying a fortune.
Interesting to here that about your health care, I didn't know it was that great. What are the average premiums and deductibles.
Also that system of wealth care runs off a capitalist revenue stream.
Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
There is always one idiot around who can butt into others cross exchanges of joking and humor around into a facts finding mission while being an asshat.
Also, you're finally admitting that you're not a delusional right-wing nutjob, you're just joking?