personally being a republican this is my oppinion. democrats are butting in when they don't need to. capitalism is based on the fact that people will go to countries that do them right and the economy will straighten itself out. so let capitalism do its work instead of spending and spending. which they also think will solve the national debt. you can't spend money to pay off money. they intend to raise taxes and only cut spending by a couple million. the higher taxes get the more people will cheat on them. if you lower them more people will pay in full and you COULD get just as much money. also you need to drastically cut spending.
Paper money is actually worth nothing since is created and destroyed.
Any form of money is worthless. Money, worth, debt, these are all ideas. Humans enslave each other by the vilest chains. Chains we do not even see, or know about.
actually that's the advantage having 15 or so major parties can be bad and lead to a lack of leadership and executive power.
Sweden's got about 8-9 major parties, yet according to three out of four sources on Wikipedia's list of countries by GDP, we're (barely) above the United States in GDP.
My point is that a country does not have to suffer or have its standard of living decreased just because it has multiple parties. If there are examples of when it has happened, it can just as well have been for other reasons, 'cus it works fine over here.
I have an idea... Broken Promises Propaganda Stereotypes Discrimination Mercanaries
won't happen
My point is that a country does not have to suffer or have its standard of living decreased just because it has multiple parties. If there are examples of when it has happened, it can just as well have been for other reasons, 'cus it works fine over here.
i suppose it depends on how much power the government has
i suppose it depends on how much power the government has
Could you elaborate? Does it work better for governments with or without much power? And with power, power over what exactly? 'Cus pretty much all governments govern the nation, that's what they do.
Could you elaborate? Does it work better for governments with or without much power? And with power, power over what exactly? 'Cus pretty much all governments govern the nation, that's what they do.
many parties + more power = bad...but i completely lost my train of though...it'll come back to me, but our parties (republican and democratic) can have differing opinions inside their own party.
