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Old 05-14-2008, 02:04 PM   #311
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Ta-dum! Yes - brutal dictators are lousy at infrastructure development. Lack of infrastructure also encourages brutal dictators to win over a populace with false promises.
That's strange, the Autobahn has been central to the German economy since it's inception.

Guess that famous US infrastructure, built by taxpayers to support unions, the public schools failed to teach you how to read proper context.
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I'm a greedy selfish bastard, and damn proud of it.

You're not foolish enough to trust government, are you? Then think about this:

Since there isn't any corn on the cob, thanks solely to government interference, my kids have lost the freedom to eat corn on the cob on the Fourth of July this year.

What the hell kind of country are the socialists building here?
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Old 05-15-2008, 11:45 AM   #312
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That's strange, the Autobahn has been central to the German economy since it's inception.

Guess that famous US infrastructure, built by taxpayers to support unions, the public schools failed to teach you how to read proper context.
Who failed you?
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