If You Think National Health Insurance, Paid For As A Community Is...?
Jan 06, 2008 by amazed we've survived this l | Posted in Politics
socialist and unsatisfactory and you want no part of it, should you drive on public roads, walk on public sidewalks, send you kids to conspicuous schools incl. partially publicly supported universities, call on communal police or fire departments, 911, Interstate highways, etc.? These are all services we pay for as a neighbouring or national community....I don't hear anyone complaining about these, in principle. Health Insurance (NOT HealthCare) is no new.
Yes. It can be cheaper and more unwasteful for the state to co-ordinate and supply many services. Many rich people however on the side of to have the opportunity to make a profit out of such services and they are the ones who are in a position to prompt the rest of us that big government is wrong. It's not done the French much harm, or at least, not yet it hasn't.
Can Anyone Name One (1) Developed (non Third World) Country That Is NOT Socialist?
Nov 06, 2008 by h2j0e | Posted in Elections
Socialist programs are programs provided by the regulation for the people. These include national highways, unemployment insurance, job programs, public schools, etc. Does anyone be sure of a developed country with out any socialist programs?
For ever someone educated enough to know the difference between socialism and communism!! Good for you!
You have kinda been hijacked into misconstruction what Socialism is.
Those what you describe are community and welfare programs.
I will let wiki explain it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism
2 Thumbs down? must be delusional GOP members lol.
I'm honesty you know, follow and read the link.
n b | Nov 06, 2008
Relying on them is hideous, especially if something bad economically happens. They also usually create welfare states that have higher offence rates. Smaller govt. is better.
whitetigergrowl | Nov 06, 2008
Not with your delineation. A country cannot be developed without public schools and national highways.
grannynightgown | Nov 06, 2008
Sweden
coloradoheight435 | Nov 06, 2008
Bring To America Opel Cars & European Fords To Compite With The Asians?
Jul 22, 2006 by F V | Posted in Safety
No incident the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, or The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety or Transport Canada. The cars were sketch out for Germany and they are SAFE, here, there, everywhere. They Must certify any european FORD and OPEL to be sold in USA and Canada ASAP to usurp recover GM and Ford from the Asian car makers.
Ford for lesson have the Ka in europe, capable of averaging at least 40 MPG, the only Ka I have seen in the USA had mexican carte blanche plates on it, in other words it was just visiting.
Opel is part of GM, some models are sold in the USA as Chevrolet but not all.
You could devote the same question to Fiat, Renault, Peugot and all those other car manufacturers.
Why do they not sell them in the USA, because there is no sell for them, that is why.
As Opel is part of GM then they have to have a reason for not re badging certain models sold in Europe, as do Ford, I contemplate the Ford KA would do great in the USA, it is sold everywhere else in the world except the USA.
Ford for case have the Ka in europe, capable of averaging at least 40 MPG, the only Ka I have seen in the USA had mexican nonconformity plates on it, in other words it was just visiting.
Opel is part of GM, some models are sold in the USA as Chevrolet but not all.
You could credit the same question to Fiat, Renault, Peugot and all those other car manufacturers.
Why do they not sell them in the USA, because there is no customer base for them, that is why.
As Opel is part of GM then they have to have a reason for not re badging certain models sold in Europe, as do Ford, I believe the Ford KA would do great in the USA, it is sold everywhere else in the world except the USA.
froggy010101 | Jul 22, 2006
It is not a fact of NHTSA or any safety concern.
It is because of marketing. If the market studies show low profits for a inevitable car in a certain market, they simply drop it and sell some other car.
A Ford Mondeo might be lately as good in every way as a 325 BMW, and is even cheaper, but if it doesn't say BMW on the badge, very few people would be interested.
The store is not the people who know about cars, but the people who buy them.
oocar | Jul 24, 2006
The OPEL and Fords that were imported had such a bad rep that no one would buy them again.
R1volta | Jul 28, 2006
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Yes. It can be cheaper and more unwasteful for the state to co-ordinate and supply many services. Many rich people however on the side of to have the opportunity to make a profit out of such services and they are the ones who are in a position to prompt the rest of us that big government is wrong. It's not done the French much harm, or at least, not yet it hasn't.
“Observations collected by the National Insurance Crime Board shows that some of the Cuban gangs from Florida are in motion into North Texas,” says Hughes. and more »