Dairy's Scary
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I would much rather their be a system that doesn't need any taxes. Sadly, the world has to have taxes and the redistribution of income, in my mind. I think it is our duty to provide basic things for the people of this earth. If they want to be lazy, then they won't ever get much more than the basic things. Most people are happy to work if they know they are appreciated and are paid okay.
I think that the core problem in this world is that there is a lack of structure. Everybody pulls and pushes on political issues but no real solution has been offered in my eyes that would really stabalize the world and lead to the following:
an increase in the overall intelligence of the world's people (this would decrease poverty and crime and lead to increase in quality of life) and an increase in the average intelligence of each individual,
a decrease in poverty and the extremes of poverty (once again this would decrease crime)
an increase in the appreciation of the workers of the world and the increase of quality of products/ services,
the efficient allocation of natural resources,
and the management of population.
The problem is that some of the things I just listed can sound really scary if they are done the wrong way. I don't think people should be told how many children to have. I think that a world should exist where we don't have to worry about things like this because there would be a place for all these people. I could go on, but I will stick with what I have written.
So, How do YOU propose?
I realize I have mispellings in my question.
Doug, I am self reliant. What are you even talking about?
Hwinum, so, because you are quite pessimistic, you must be quite old?
That is not a good argument.
If you think that the Fed should be ended, why?
I think that the core problem in this world is that there is a lack of structure. Everybody pulls and pushes on political issues but no real solution has been offered in my eyes that would really stabalize the world and lead to the following:
an increase in the overall intelligence of the world's people (this would decrease poverty and crime and lead to increase in quality of life) and an increase in the average intelligence of each individual,
a decrease in poverty and the extremes of poverty (once again this would decrease crime)
an increase in the appreciation of the workers of the world and the increase of quality of products/ services,
the efficient allocation of natural resources,
and the management of population.
The problem is that some of the things I just listed can sound really scary if they are done the wrong way. I don't think people should be told how many children to have. I think that a world should exist where we don't have to worry about things like this because there would be a place for all these people. I could go on, but I will stick with what I have written.
So, How do YOU propose?
I realize I have mispellings in my question.
Doug, I am self reliant. What are you even talking about?
Hwinum, so, because you are quite pessimistic, you must be quite old?
That is not a good argument.
If you think that the Fed should be ended, why?