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• Would you be willing to trade higher taxes for a larger social safety net?

  Thu May 7, 2009
  • Basically, if you're lazy and you want to sponge off others, the European Socialist system is for you. If you're responsible, self-reliant, and want to pull your own weight, it's not for you.

• Would you be willing to trade higher taxes for a larger social safety net?

  Thu May 7, 2009
  • I lived in Germany for six years, so I experienced the REAL costs of the European Socialism system. The highlights:

• In Europe, social safety net softens the slump

  Thu May 7, 2009
  • We have a good friend in the UK who was diagnosted with an Ovarian Cyst (an extremely painful, debilitating condition). She had to wait 7 months on the waiting list to have it removed. Would have been done within 48 hours here.

• In Europe, social safety net softens the slump

  Thu May 7, 2009
  • Hi Mdsj, What about the people that go bankrupt? That's what bankruptsy is for! It's the chance for a fresh start. As such, it serves its purpose.

• In Europe, social safety net softens the slump

  Thu May 7, 2009
  • Sorry about the double post above. Tried to add something to it, and it copied the new version above the old version.

• In Europe, social safety net softens the slump

  Thu May 7, 2009
  • Don't be fooled by the typical MSNBC KOOLAID!!! I lived in Germany for six years. The highlights:

• Practical female politico sought for court

  Thu May 7, 2009
  • "Real life experience"? From a... Senator?... or other professional politician?!?!?! It's the beginning of the end.

• Gruesome origins of 'torture' tactics overlooked

  Wed Apr 22, 2009
  • "I am sick of hearing what the administration "aides" said. It was Cheney and Bush. THEY are the ones that need to answer for this.And to all of you torture supporters, If some country was doing these things to our people you would be foaming at the mouths, and rightly so."

• Gruesome origins of 'torture' tactics overlooked

  Wed Apr 22, 2009
  • Do you really think we won WW2 without coercing any info from our Nazi, Italian, or Japanese captives? If we hadn't, I'd be writing this in German right now. Grow up!

• Gruesome origins of 'torture' tactics overlooked

  Wed Apr 22, 2009
  • To all of you who think it's just peachy that we're no longer going to aggressively interrogate terrorists, when the next huge atrocity happens, and thousands of innocents die at the hands of our enemies, I dare you all to show up at the thousands and thousands of funerals that will have to be held …