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Roads and railways aren't profitable? Thats funny, many people made their fortunes in the transportation industry.
As I've said before, I'm against all government involvement on marriage.
Just a quick question, what made you switch from being a hardcore democratic socialist to a libertarian?
If the minimum wage is $3, no one makes more than $3. #ProdigeeLogic
The constitution say nothing about marriage.
You said people were incredibly impoverished in India, like they were in China. India became much more capitalistic, like China. Most economists say India is on path of China and its only a matter of time before they reach the same level of prosperity of China. Do you actually read anything I write?
Obviously, because no one is payed above the minimum wage ever, all worker's salaries are the same and if there was no minimum wage everyone except for CEO's would make 3 cents a year. -sarcasm-
We didn't have "bank" both my parents lost almost all of their money. Luckily my mother was able to get a job and we barley lived from small paycheck to small paycheck.
Way to ignore what I just said. The same thing was going on in China at first, but they waited it out and now look, they climbed out of poverty instead of being locked into it by government dependency.
We never took any social services. Of course, we had to use the roads because there were no private roads available. By the way, nice use of profanity, makes you sound smart.
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