Comments by "" (@shauncameron8390) on "DW News" channel.

  1. And then you wonder why some countries have a household debt problem. The US for all of its consumerism is not in the top 10.
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  2.  @4Fox_Shake  Thanks to the whites and coloureds still around.
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  3. Or make more native babies.
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  4.  @anikaitlakhotia8187  Many of those countries you named are racially and ethnically homogeneous by and large. And Canada? There are some First Nations folks who would like a word with you on that.
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  5. No. Thanks to the Portuguese government.
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  6. Actually under Biden.
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  7. No. Bad government policies that restrict new supply and production is what's hurting housing.
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  8. By giving land to those who either don't know or don't care to know how to make good use of it?
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  9. Which only results in 0% vacancies and higher rents on whatever isn't capped.
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  10.  @shawnbell6392  Namely those who work in the industry.
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  11. <If you don't come up with the money you don't get the care.> Actually yes you do. <Healthcare is not a business. Tell that to the German government.
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  12. Whatever!
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  13.  @scottscouter1065  Just ask Puerto Rico.
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  14.  @sunshynff  You know Venezuela has been under sanctions only since 2017, right? Sanctions are not a valid excuse for mismanagement.
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  15.  @brybryguy6314  And is just living off of German largesse.
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  16.  @Andrea962nd  But the Canary Islands don't have much else going for it besides tourism to sustain itself.
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  17.  @0130wallace  Or Zimbabwe and South Africa. Both ran by the left.
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  18.  @turbocharge2512  Before 1993, India was in this group.
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  19.  @moa3605  Many African leaders lived out their last days in a foreign hospital despite having had plenty to establish a healthcare system when they ruled. Dos Santos, Mobutu, Mugabe, Toure, Amin, etc.
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  20. What kind of revolution? If it's a socialist one, it's already there.
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  21.  @robb1324  You already did that in 2015. What happened to that?
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  22. Namely Germans.
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  23. No it shouldn't especially in the city where most people tend to move a lot.
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  24.  @Wizreader2828  Most as in those who don't live in the capital.
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  25.  @ministryoftruth1451  Yet they swear they're self-reliant.
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  26. Because your immigration laws allowed them to.
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  27.  @JitzyJT  India got set back by its adoption of socialism post-independence.
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  28.  @njandrews4105  Like the Uyghurs.
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  29. <You have less young people to support the old.> Which is a product of the old foregoing having children in favor of career and lifestyle during their working years.
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  30. How so? Especially when people from developing countries are voluntarily going to developed countries for opportunities.
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  31. Greece ran out of German people's money.
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  32. Too bad communism only benefits the wealthy as well. Namely the political elites.
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  33. No it isn't. Not all countries are dependent on tourism to pay their bills.
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  34. No. That would be Father God.
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  35.  @stormssf8538  Where the state lives in luxury and everyone else live in squalor like Cuba? Eh, no thanks!
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  36.  @stormssf8538  Shortages of basic needs are a feature in every other country that adopted communism/socialism.
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  37. Spanish colonialism, that is.
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  38. Portugal is under socialist leadership.
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  39. And you can tax the rich only so much.
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  40. Like North Korea?
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  41. They already did. The real problem problem is the Argentine political establishment refusing to change their ways because they fear public backlash more than the future of the country.
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  42. Yet have no problem praying to the Supreme Leader, Winnie The Pooh.
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  43.  @user-ov5nd1fb7s  Welfare states have a way of doing that.
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  44. Venezuela was never particularly capitalist.
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  45.  @netiturtle  Not really. This is the same Russia that once had to import grain because it ran into shortages locally.
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  46. That's not a viable long-term solution. Plus, there are not that many rich to begin with and inevitably the middle class and anyone unfortunate enough to own anything of value through years of saving and hard work will be targeted.
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  47.  @milesinnz  Pretty much. And also they're not interested in the history of places that actually did what they're calling for.
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  48. Religion is not the reason for Sudan's current crisis.
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  49. Plus, socialist nations also have rich and poor.
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  50.  @manjelos  Namely Maduro, the Chavez family and Chavista loyalists.
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