This is Your Country. This is Your Country on Austerity.
Re: This is Your Country. This is Your Country on Austerity
by Dobby » Mon Feb 04, 2013 5:45 am
Yea I agree. Hence it's reversal on the UK decision is an attempt to regain legitimacy. But it still in general supports austerity and is used as a tool to prop up the free market.
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Re: This is Your Country. This is Your Country on Austerity
by sam_i_am » Tue Feb 05, 2013 3:22 pm
"This is Your Country. This is Your Country on Austerity." is analogous to "This is a drug addict. This is a drug addict in Withdrawl"
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Re: This is Your Country. This is Your Country on Austerity
by sam_i_am » Tue Feb 05, 2013 4:48 pm
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Re: This is Your Country. This is Your Country on Austerity
by sam_i_am » Tue Feb 05, 2013 7:15 pm
I suppose I should have said "cold turkey" instead of "withdrawal" so that you would have understood me better
But Analogies aside, I don't see how you can believe that having an eternally unbalanced budget is a better alternative in the long run.
But Analogies aside, I don't see how you can believe that having an eternally unbalanced budget is a better alternative in the long run.
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