OT: Roosenvelt's best moment ... what happand...
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What happened was that the rest of the nation (having just proved the strength of a Capitalist Democracy) was in no mood to be led "down the river" by a bunch of socialist nonsense. Europe wasn't brought back to life by socialist garbage, but by the capitalist Marshall Plan (probably the most unsordid act in the history of mankind).
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What happened was that the rest of the nation (having just proved the strength of a Capitalist Democracy) was in no mood to be led "down the river" by a bunch of socialist nonsense. Europe wasn't brought back to life by socialist garbage, but by the capitalist Marshall Plan (probably the most unsordid act in the history of mankind).
Rights do not cost anything, a small fact that socialists tend to forget. Socialist "rights" have to be paid for, usually at gunpoint, by some unfortunate guy who made the mistake of actually working hard and earning something.
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This is like totally the wrong forum for this topic. [8|]
Take my word for it. You never want to be involved in an “International Incident”.
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What else would you expect from Helmut/Japan/5thGuardsTrash but trolling? [8|]
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RE: OT: Roosenvelt's best moment ... what happand...
And look what he caught.
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What else would you expect from Helmut/Japan/5thGuardsTrash but trolling? [8|]
Jup trolling; and the right reaction to that would be
"No politics on this forum". The same applies to the two first reactions.
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What, you mean US don't like Socialism? All who have served in the US Armed forces get Socialist banefits for life (VA System), and your older people get it as well via Medicare. Socialism is common in the US, you just don't like the name of it. 6 Independent studys show that over 80% of Americans want socialism (but they don't want the label).
Study: Most Americans want wealth distribution similar to Sweden.
"92 percent prefer Swedish model to US model when given a choice.
Americans generally underestimate the degree of income inequality in the United States, and if given a choice, would distribute wealth in a similar way to the social democracies of Scandinavia, a new study finds. For decades, polls have shown that a plurality of Americans — around 40 percent — consider themselves conservative, while only around 20 percent self-identify as liberals. But a new study from two noted economists casts doubt on what values lie beneath those political labels."
SOURCE 1: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/09/25/p ... ar-sweden/
SOURCE 2: http://www.theatlantic.com/daily-dish/a ... ts/175704/
Study: Most Americans want wealth distribution similar to Sweden.
"92 percent prefer Swedish model to US model when given a choice.
Americans generally underestimate the degree of income inequality in the United States, and if given a choice, would distribute wealth in a similar way to the social democracies of Scandinavia, a new study finds. For decades, polls have shown that a plurality of Americans — around 40 percent — consider themselves conservative, while only around 20 percent self-identify as liberals. But a new study from two noted economists casts doubt on what values lie beneath those political labels."
SOURCE 1: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/09/25/p ... ar-sweden/
SOURCE 2: http://www.theatlantic.com/daily-dish/a ... ts/175704/
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What else would you expect from Helmut/Japan/5thGuardsTrash but trolling? [8|]
wonder when this dork is leaving once and for all...
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As others have pointed out this is a very hot button political issue, especially at this time. No politics on the forum per the rules please. What's your favorite in game CV oops. Always loved having a CV damaged getting one hex from a port thinking I'm going to make it just to have it sink...
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As others have pointed out this is a very hot button political issue, especially at this time. No politics on the forum per the rules please. What's your favorite in game CV oops. Always loved having a CV damaged getting one hex from a port thinking I'm going to make it just to have it sink...
Even worse, have it arrive at San Fransisco and then it sinks and the Captain goes down with the ship. [8D]
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Someone needed to tell this clown to take is "socialism" and peddle it somewhere folks might be dumb enough to buy it. Greece comes to mind. But you're all right..., this is not the place and I appologise. [&o]
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What, you mean US don't like Socialism? All who have served in the US Armed forces get Socialist banefits for life (VA System), and your older people get it as well via Medicare. Socialism is common in the US, you just don't like the name of it. 6 Independent studys show that over 80% of Americans want socialism (but they don't want the label).
Study: Most Americans want wealth distribution similar to Sweden.
"92 percent prefer Swedish model to US model when given a choice.
Americans generally underestimate the degree of income inequality in the United States, and if given a choice, would distribute wealth in a similar way to the social democracies of Scandinavia, a new study finds. For decades, polls have shown that a plurality of Americans — around 40 percent — consider themselves conservative, while only around 20 percent self-identify as liberals. But a new study from two noted economists casts doubt on what values lie beneath those political labels."
SOURCE 1: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/09/25/poll-wealth-distribution-similar-sweden/
SOURCE 2: http://www.theatlantic.com/daily-dish/archive/2011/02/are-americans-closet-socialists/175704/
Study: Most Americans want wealth distribution similar to Sweden.
"92 percent prefer Swedish model to US model when given a choice.
Americans generally underestimate the degree of income inequality in the United States, and if given a choice, would distribute wealth in a similar way to the social democracies of Scandinavia, a new study finds. For decades, polls have shown that a plurality of Americans — around 40 percent — consider themselves conservative, while only around 20 percent self-identify as liberals. But a new study from two noted economists casts doubt on what values lie beneath those political labels."
SOURCE 1: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/09/25/poll-wealth-distribution-similar-sweden/
SOURCE 2: http://www.theatlantic.com/daily-dish/archive/2011/02/are-americans-closet-socialists/175704/
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I've found that pictures of naked nuns will usually do the trick. [:)]
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I think that every site has a clown/troll, we are just lucky that Helmut/Japan/5thGuards is so incoherent that he/she is laughable. [:D]
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And he's playing with himself looking at this thread getting longer and longer.
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You mean this kind of naked nuns :ORIGINAL: USS America
I've found that pictures of naked nuns will usually do the trick. [:)]

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Scholl,
By posting your own political views you are breaching the rules just as much as 5thGTA PLUS while you might object to socialism the way you are posting is actually quite derogatory to various forum members ( I'm sure we have members from Greece here, for example ). I'm not going to get into a discussion about the rights and wrongs of what you've posted except to point out:
1. You're breaching forum rules with your posting.
2. You may actually be insulting forum members who live in places where they're "dumb enough" by your own labelling ( something I'm sure you don't intend but thoughtlessly have actually managed ) and
3. Talking of less than brilliant things to do - You are giving 5thGTA PRECISELY what he wants - a topic which sits near the top of the 1st page and draws yet more and more ire. Let it slide down where it belongs.
Generally naked nuns or a discussion of the merits of Chuck Norris is the appropriate response to such trolling.
On another note: I've actually seen that movie. The poster is by FAR the best thing about it.
By posting your own political views you are breaching the rules just as much as 5thGTA PLUS while you might object to socialism the way you are posting is actually quite derogatory to various forum members ( I'm sure we have members from Greece here, for example ). I'm not going to get into a discussion about the rights and wrongs of what you've posted except to point out:
1. You're breaching forum rules with your posting.
2. You may actually be insulting forum members who live in places where they're "dumb enough" by your own labelling ( something I'm sure you don't intend but thoughtlessly have actually managed ) and
3. Talking of less than brilliant things to do - You are giving 5thGTA PRECISELY what he wants - a topic which sits near the top of the 1st page and draws yet more and more ire. Let it slide down where it belongs.
Generally naked nuns or a discussion of the merits of Chuck Norris is the appropriate response to such trolling.
On another note: I've actually seen that movie. The poster is by FAR the best thing about it.
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Well, that's that settled then.
Well, that's that settled then.
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Oh, still the same whine. Same trolling from Japan, same crying from Nemo.
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