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ajR7qk5GzfQ - 27 listopada 2015
Would be very interested in seieng how some of the stats are compiled, but this is not surprising. What I find surprising is the number of comments more concerned about the aesthetics of the presented information as opposed to the information itself. We are a country that has peaked and is at a point where we reinvent or fall behind. We have one of the costliest governments that constantly spins things to make us feel like we're leading the world when we are in truth falling behind. Jobs are leaving the country and we aren't positioning ourselves to compete in the global economy. The overall health of our population is poor even though we have the most advanced medicine of our time. Our citizens feel entitled to the point that we expect the government to take care of our problems and the rest of the world to defer to us in all things. We will be competing with China/Asia as the world's economic center and we are in debt to our grandchildren's eyeballs. Our political system is a meat grinder that continuously generates the same awful sausage, no matter how good the ingredients we put into it. Every country has its own problems, and I am PROUD to live here. I am an eagle scout, pay my taxes and vote. I volunteer in the community, serve on community & government boards and work hard to make my community a better place. But I don't close my eyes to what is happening. We need to take off the rose colored glasses and acknowledge that we aren't supreme. I have children that will be entering the public school system and I am worried. I see the deficit in our federal and state budgets and I am worried. I see the rapidly widening gulf between socioeconomic strata in our country and know that this is going to create more problems. All I can do is to try to make positive change in the small space around me and prepare for the future. As citizens, we all need to do the same. This can't be a trickle down change it needs to be thoughtfully embraced by each and everyone one of us if we want to make our country relevant in our children's and grandchildren's lifetimes.
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bohun - 31 lipca 2006
bardzo Âładnie
mero - 6 lipca 2006
za duzo farby.
e66ddTi6pG - 30 listopada 2015
America is pretty much dead last bsuacee we are being compared to mostly first world nations on this chart. America used to be a first world country before we decided to outsource millions of middle class living wage jobs and completely deindustrialize our manufacturing cities like Detroit. America has been in a steady decline towards third world status since at least the 70 s. Since then, we've had sharp recessions every decade accompanied by spikes in unemployment, stagnation to an all out decline in real wages not adjusted for inflation and explosions in violent crime and have seen once great cities degenerate to bombed out war-zones. A better comparison would be between America and places like Colombia and Liberia. Don't laugh bsuacee DC is statistically safer than Iraq and DC also has a higher AIDS rate than most West African countries. America has some of the most violent, dangerous ghetto cities on the planet. Detroit and New Orleans also ranked in the top ten most dangerous cities in the world list as well. If the top ten most dangerous cities in the world list were actually ranked, Detroit would come in at number 3. These are just facts based on statistical analysis. Not to mention millions of poor people in America don't have access to clean drinking water or sanitation bsuacee those things cost a pretty penny in devalued dollar America, the land of inequality. All of this sounds pretty third world to me.