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Originally Posted by Today Americans are not even looking for land. They're looking for quick solutions to long-term problems. We want things to go faster. Unions today don't defend worker rights; they either demand air conditioning to go with the factories, or ask for machines to be painted in pastel colours to "make everyone happy".<hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'>
Unions today, are not the power houses there once where. The more the 'global' economy grows. The more international business will move 'production' jobs aboard. Which leads to IMO silly situtation. Like some customer service call centres for british banks being in India. So the more unions demand better conditions, the more likely the company is going to move that factory to a place. Where they don't have to meet those conditions.
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Originally Posted by A socialist society is not a solution. If people are lazy today, imagine how lazy they will be when socialism offers them good living, whether they work or not! Especially in America, where slacking off at work, school, and even family life is on an all-time high.<hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'>
A socialist society is not one that gives free hand outs to lazy people. That is just your preception of the 'social' system. A socialist society is based upon helping those in society, that can not help themselves. But because these 'ideas' we impleted by non socialist parties. There ideas have been twisted, though comprimise and policy. Making a weird hybid that doesn't really help anyone. Except those who understand and can 'use' the system.