You should try writing more clearly. If you meant something clever you failed.
Then perhaps you should contact their government and explain to it what their problem really is, since you seem certain that they are incorrect in their assessment of the situation.
The first two stages are more or less true but stage three for people who have really learned anything (and it could happen anytime between
19 and 99) is that there isn't a dime's worth of difference between the two parties except for HOW they plan to screw you and you are better off to not support either of them. Virtually ALL this countries problems stem from things the Federal Gvt has done. That's why when people are surveyed they invariably rank their local gvt as OK, their state gvt as barely adequate, and the Federal gvt as a disaster area. The best thing that could happen to the US would be for ALL of our federal elected reps (not the bureaucrats) to disappear and not be replaced for at least a couple years. The country would get along just fine without them.
Looks good.
Thanks.
It was hard, for me, as I've never done this before.
Son: "Dad, what's the difference between a Republican & a Democrat?" Dad: "Well son, the Democrat says he will take all your money and give it to other people; and he does." Son: So what does the Republican do? Dad: "Ah, Son, the Republican is totally different. He says he won't take all your money to give it to other people. But he does".
No clever intentions at all. You simply are incapable of reading what's written.
Many have. Like ours, theirs is interested things other than getting their economy going.
If there was no trust, there would be no discussion on how to do DIY After all, if you didn't trust anyone else why bother learning from them And that is EXACTLY what occurs in low-trust societies
And yes, there is both risk and cost If you take the advse of someone who may not have good knowledge, you run the risk of having greater cost than if you had someone do it for you
What has that got to do with the price of tea in China Being high trust does not mean being stupid Even high trust societies need to and do, follow the rule "Trust but verify" That is very different from the rule "Do not trust unless...(insert restrictive criteria here", or even worse the rule "Do not trust, since everyone is in it for themselves.. and will screw you over if they can.." Which are both signs of low trust societies.
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Completely bogus point as demonstrated elsewhere
Don't presume stupid things just to justify your ignorance
But he sure needs to produce strawmen every time he posts
he's really not trying to "discuss"anything All he's doing is making strawmen argument to "corner" you and thus be able to imagine that he's right.
One does not need to trust someone in order to learn from them. One does need to test their teachings though to separate out what works from what doesn't. It also helps to have multiple independent sources.
What ignorance would that be?
And we should believe you because you're always right and you never lie . . .
I don't notice either of you explaining what the "real" problem is in Japan that is masquerading as a shrinking workforce and rising retiree population. If there is some other problem, please explain to us what it is.
Sure you do Otherwise why waste your time
So effectively, since you have to verify and test what they teach, you effectively admit there is no trust.
The presumption in a trust society, is that the experts are experts The presumption is a no-trust society is that no one knows dick See how that works.
maybe next time you should read EVERYTHING posted before responding
Look above at your stupid strawman.
Another strawman.
Attempt at redirection noted
That's easy, though it's irrelevant to the discussion at hand. Japan has already tried a couple of decades of Obamanomics. It failed for them as it is for us, and everyone else who has tried spending themselves into prosperity. Of course you lefties are too dumb to see the obvious.
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