Question:
U.S. in big trouble, will the rest of the world follow ? your opinion please?
anonymous
2008-04-24 14:44:28 UTC
Yes, very serious. Yet we must ask "owe what to who ?".


the pharmaceutical companies generate massive profits and often provide poor recovery. 3/4 of the ppl needing medical care are due to life style choices.


Actually so far its 1.2 trillion ! So that would be BILLIONS a year.

Consider the costs...
* $4,681 per household.
* $1,721 per person.
* $341.4 million per day.

Taxpayers in the United States will pay $137.6 billion for the cost of the Iraq War in FY 2007. For the same amount of money, the following could have been provided:
1,070,377 Affordable Housing Units
AND the medical costs (mental and physical) for Iraq veterans "Long-Term Price of Providing Veterans Medical Care Could Reach $660 Billion" as well, the "violence carry over" into the U.S. population is horrendous.


(yet we are around number 14 in the world),
myopic vision destroys understanding

U.S. companies move out of the U.S. for cheaper labor, all in the name of "Profits". U.S. wastes valuable resources on destruction of countries to secure oil for the "energy corporations"...

Solutions:
-Pull out of Iraq .
-Create a transparent government.
-Have the Bush administration tried for war crimes and "big oil" brought into the whole situation.
-Provide China and India with more voting power in the U.N. (after all they have the greatest population in the world, and you're for democracy, right?)
-Create a transparent world government, lead by intelligent people (leaders ested for adaptablity, compassion, etc.)
Six answers:
anonymous
2008-04-24 14:49:37 UTC
I agree , I think other countries are also in debt, but not as much as the US. They are much smarter than us, look at the facts.



Other countries have better health care, lower obesity, higher quality of life...US is falling behind
hallie
2016-05-31 03:09:26 UTC
You seem to be asking question about Az. Law indirectly. The obvious answer to your question is no (unless your a Southerners) Personally wish every state would adopt some form of law that says police have the right and obligation to ask anyone they arrest, ticket or with high reasons question to give some evidence of citizenship. A person that speaks English well and can state were they were born giving what big city it is by if not big city, and some events they experienced growing up could be enough. For those that can't speak English higher level of paper documentation would be needed. Those deemed non-citizens without proper paperwork would be turned over to Federal Government. The 66 Amendment to constitution :All power and responsibilities specified in AC which are ignored will fall upon the states.
You Don't Know Me
2008-04-24 15:05:56 UTC
My opinion is you must live in a perfect country without any problems. I'd stick to something you may have a real grip on.
Confused ...
2008-04-24 16:35:31 UTC
Surely you are not an American but you did make a few valid points.
anonymous
2008-04-24 14:53:20 UTC
Each American citizen is $30,746.72. in debt....not per household but per person...
anonymous
2008-04-24 14:53:51 UTC
when america sneezes the rest of the world gets pneumonia, that still stands.


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