No problem. It happens a lot here, things getting lost in translation and context, because of language differences.
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No problem. It happens a lot here, things getting lost in translation and context, because of language differences.
For a number of years I have wondered how we have managed to elect the low quality leadership we have suffered. Over that last few years years I have come to realize most people are imbued with one party or anothers dogma and blindly follow it as Gospel. The Tea Party adherents and the far left liberals seem to care little about what the facts are. If you disagree you are simply branded a fool or are best "That's your opinion" and then dismissed. I seriously doubt either party has the best interest of the American people at heart. Their respective dogmas are all that matters to them
One thing I do find most interesting is that the United States experienced massive growth in the post Civil War to World War ! period. There really has been nothing like it since and there was virtually no government involvement. Maybe there is a message to be understood here.
Problems with translation are a minor price to pay for the diversity of thought here. It seems quite by accident an international forum of thought has been created.
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Capitalism also is an economic system that engender such ecological relationships.
The trouble is when capitalism (or whatever) is assuming to take bad behaviors giving us disharmonious lifestyle of conflicts and malaise.
I like decentralized capitalism and any others relationships which can give us happiness and real bliss. I think nobody likes having to live unhappy ways of life.
Human being is not outside of Nature. Thus wisdom is knowing to engender healthy relations to all live beings. Even when they are not humans.
BM, I think he meant economic.
No, no, no! I said "Back to the Nature"! I did NOT said about "distribution of resources"=economy.
Ecological relationships are universal forms of dealing with each other beings.
I don't know saying the perfect phrases, but I know what I meant.
Ok Worshypper. I was trying to help out. I apologize for being wrong.
Thank you. Perfect phrases of proper English I don't know. But so.. North Korea need to grow up. They are not 'communist', just a nothing mixed with monarchist dictatorship. If 'capitalism' ensures life's quality to all, socializing resources when don't needed to the proprietary, it's good. The problem is putting people to work 8+ hours per day and low wages. Any country has issues. High profit is not wrong too, acceptable when life's quality of workers are truely good.
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Do you know how bad the underclass had it until the defense buildup prior to the 2nd world war? If anything how we industrialized, it proved we do need govt controls for the excesses. Too much control is bad. Not enough control is just as bad.
What's the big surprise about the economic growth of the US after the Civil War for pete's sake? No one, two, or three things can be accredited towards the rapid growth that took place after the Civil War; it was a tsunami of events that took place. Our nation was still growing territory back then, big time ... you had war reconstruction going on, the expansion of the railroad and the nation west, freed slaves that were now earning incomes and being elected to government offices, large corporations were starting to form, like Standard Oil, and the automobile being made ... the list is long, very long. People were making things because thy needed to be made. It will probably never happen again like that.
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Can you name all the periods in history when the "underclass" doesn't have it bad? The very essence of the word "underclass" implies economic hardship.
And there were several ******* mini depressions too. And labor and people were cheap.
Why not, economists and historians do it.
Two of my last three audio books were on the assassinations of McKinley and Garfield. I love that period of time to study. The audiobook i just finished was about the infamous whore houses in South Chicago and how it gave birth to the Mann Act. If you want to know the title, drp me line.
I will be happy to do tomorrow. Im on my phone right now and it restricts for what I want to type.
I think I've read it, Sin in the Second City by Karen Abbott?
I don't think I've read anything more than excerpts when I was in high school.
Hell yeah!!!!! Damn guy, you're with it! I give you a salute.
