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Which country manages its taxes better, the United States or Canada?

Jul 28, 2009 by Near | Posted in Politics

Canada-most of its taxes pay for their health-care program and other social services.

United States-My taxes pay towards the interest on my gigantic national debt, and to pay for the other things we have we borrow money. The lion's share

Canada, obviously. We could also have had balanced budgets for the last few years, as we had when Clinton left office. Clinton had budget surpluses. (Clinton used the same accounting methods that Bush later used.)

Bush however insisted

tribeca_belle | Jul 28, 2009

We beat the Soviet Union, we can beat Canada. If you like it so much then i'd advise you to move.
Aharon | Jul 28, 2009

Too socialist - not socialist enough or just the right amount of socialism ?

Nov 06, 2008 by Trout | Posted in Politics

The estimated population of the United States is 305,045,882
so each citizen's share of this debt is $34,661.73.
http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/

The above is just one level of the citizens debt - State debt personal debt

What the many who have been taught by a brainwash machine to fear the word socialism fail to recognize is that we collectively own what could be called the commons. We all own the national parks, the waterways,our highway system,we are protected by police,military,fire

Bob O | Nov 06, 2008

Too dead, not dead enough, or just right? Same thing applies to this ridiculous question. Any amount of socialism is too much. Socialism goes against the American ideal of getting what you earn and being able to do with what you earn what you choose
out2lunch4now2 | Nov 06, 2008

Depression is inevitable! Destroying the US dollar with this bail out will not help! Opinions?

Sep 23, 2008 by dartagnon p | Posted in Law & Ethics

Bailing out private enterprise by our govt is illegal, plain and simple. It is against the Constitution. How our Senators and Congressmen can consider breaking the law at the President's urgings is beyond me.

The bailout CANNOT help!

Your theory about the fate of the dollar has no grounding in reality. By bailing these companies out, the world will be less anxious about the dollar, causing more people to invest in the US and more people to offer credit, increasing the amount of money

James | Sep 23, 2008

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