Can we compete with China's wages? Does government interference and regulation hold us back? Are our unions keeping us from being competitive? Do we need to lower our standard of living in a race to the bottom? You might be surprised to learn that Germany pays higher wages, has strong unions, has much more government involvement and is doing better as a result. Conclusion: our wages, unions and government are not the problem, they are the solution.
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they also say that "multi-culturalism" doesn't work. Hmmm....sounds like they are on the same path that Hitler took. One race and government intervention on every level. Yep. JUST like Nazi Germany. And you libs want to go there?
ReplyDeleteYes they don't have a large group of the population laying back sucking up government funds. You either want to be your own person or property of the state.
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ReplyDeleteDoesn't seem multi-crap is working all that well. Every little group you can imagine, and then some, are stepping on everyone else's toes to get whatever right and custom recognized.
Wanting their rights is fine. I'm all for it. But not at the expense of shoving it down everyone else's throat.
Wanna do you own thing? Fine, go over there and do it. Stop forcing others to see it, changing their own convictions to please you.
Everything is not for everybody. If I want to participate in a certain thing, I will go where I can find it. If I choose not to participate, I will avoid areas where I think I might be exposed.
I would suggest the same for the other groups that which to express themselves or not to be exposed to whatever 'offends' them.