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The clock is ticking for USA....

Only naive children talk about Arab unity.

For the United States, you better not be so sure, at that time , not only Arab, Europe, Russia and even Japan will have action. Compared to these, the Arab is only a thing.
 
They say "Imitation is the sincerest of flattery" after 80 years as complete and utter failure, China and Russia gave up, surrendered to the US economic system of capitalism, and with 80 years of pent up demand from an economic system that was a dismal failure, they are crowing about how well they are doing. Now the USA has moved on from the Industrial age, to a to a structure of society based on the provision of information, innovation, finance, and services leaving the Chinese and Russian to dig the ditchs and wash the dishs.
 
captain america, i am a fan of capitalism but it can be fragile too.

the markets for goods and services are robust, but two aspects of capitalism are fragile. financial markets and labour markets. both can lead to political upheaval.
 
They say "Imitation is the sincerest of flattery" after 80 years as complete and utter failure, China and Russia gave up, surrendered to the US economic system of capitalism, and with 80 years of pent up demand from an economic system that was a dismal failure, they are crowing about how well they are doing. Now the USA has moved on from the Industrial age, to a to a structure of society based on the provision of information, innovation, finance, and services leaving the Chinese and Russian to dig the ditchs and wash the dishs.

Do you really have no shame? how pathetic for you coming back after getting caught doing your copy-cat post again and again, where did you copy from this time?:lol:
Everyone knew you don't even process the ability to write a simple sentence.:argh:
 
Do you really have no shame? how pathetic for you coming back after getting caught doing your copy-cat post again and again, where did you copy from this time?:lol:
Everyone knew you don't even process the ability to write a simple sentence.:argh:

Sorry, But I dont get involved in personal attacks or pissing contests with skunks.
 
Sorry, But I dont get involved in pissing contests with skunks.

Then answer me one simple question, why you keep copying posts from others as your own post, just look at how long for you to make a one liner reply, pathetic mentality in full display.:lol:
 
captain america, i am a fan of capitalism but it can be fragile too.

the markets for goods and services are robust, but two aspects of capitalism are fragile. financial markets and labour markets. both can lead to political upheaval.

Thats true, and we are headed in to the unknown, a post industrial age and globalization.
 
They say "Imitation is the sincerest of flattery" after 80 years as complete and utter failure, China and Russia gave up, surrendered to the US economic system of capitalism, and with 80 years of pent up demand from an economic system that was a dismal failure, they are crowing about how well they are doing. Now the USA has moved on from the Industrial age, to a to a structure of society based on the provision of information, innovation, finance, and services leaving the Chinese and Russian to dig the ditchs and wash the dishs.

If you read more thoroughly about the Wikipedia page on Post-Industrial Society, which you obviously copied from. You will see the criticism about this theory.

"A group of geographers (such as Allen Scott and Edward Soja) argue that industry remains at the center of the whole process of capitalist accumulation, with services not only becoming increasingly industrialized and automotized, but remaining highly dependent of industrial growth.

Other sociologists, such as Ed Soja (based on Henri Lefebvre), suggest that although industry is out side of a 'post-industrial' nation, we cannot not ignore its necessary sociological importance."


Post-industrial society - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

So next time when you copy and paste something from someone else, try to understand the whole picture better before present it to others.

Also Capitalism is not an American invention.
 
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Also Capitalism is not an American invention.

Exactly right. :cheers:

The concept of Capitalism has been around for thousands of years, and even the name "Capitalism" has existed hundreds of years before America was even created.

I see Captain America is back, and is still copying and pasting articles. :rofl:

Plagiarism at it's finest. At least it's easy to tell which ones are copied+pasted, because THOSE ones will actually make sense.
 
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Then answer me one simple question, why you keep copying posts from others as your own post, just look at how long for you to make a one liner reply, pathetic mentality in full display.:lol:

This time he copied the idea of Post Industrial Society from Wikipedia without even understand its own flaw as a theory.

If a nation becomes "post-industrial" it passes through, or dodges, a phase of society predominated by a manufacturing based economy and moves on to a structure of society based on the provision of information, innovation, finance, and services.
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Critiques
[edit] Neo-Logism

When historians and sociologists considered the revolution which followed the agricultural society they did not call it a "post-agricultural society". "Post-industrial society" signifies only a departure, not a positive description.[10][11]

One of the word's early users Ivan Illych prefigured this criticism and invented the word conviviality or the phrase convivial society, to stand as a positive description of his version of a post-industrial society.
[edit] Geographic Critique

A group of geographers (such as Allen Scott and Edward Soja) argue that industry remains at the center of the whole process of capitalist accumulation, with services not only becoming increasingly industrialized and automotized, but remaining highly dependent of industrial growth.

Other sociologists, such as Ed Soja (based on Henri Lefebvre), suggest that although industry is out side of a 'post-industrial' nation, we cannot not ignore its necessary sociological importance.

Post-industrial society - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
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This time he copied the idea of Post Industrial Society from Wikipedia without even understand its own flaw as a theory.

LOL.... :rofl:

Like I said, if the sentences are written properly, the chances are that he copied+pasted it.
 
Captain America, i strongly reccomend that you read this essay when you have the chance


http://www.levyinstitute.org/pubs/sa_sep_05.pdf



Another liberal think tank with some retreads that thought the US economy would not make it thru the 70's. I have heard that the end of the world and the US economy is going to happen for over 50 years now...it still works like they taught in economics class nearly 60 years ago, some times are better then others.
 
Also Capitalism is not an American invention.
I find it amusing that people continue to say this even though I have yet to find any American members said it was...:rolleyes:...Why do you people persist? Is it because the US is successful and protective of the right to profit, despite the fact that profiteering predate the US, that you feel compelled to point this out to minimize this accomplishment? If it is so easy to institutionalize that protection then why not the Chinese have done it? Where from this tendency to take from others the benefits of their labors and why the need to defend that seizure by the Chinese and European members here? Is that stereotyping too uncomfortable? :lol: Americans are 'burger munching idiots' yet it is America that managed to be more successful at capitalism than Chinese 'noodle slurping geniuses' despite the fact that China has been around much longer than the US.
 
I find it amusing that people continue to say this even though I have yet to find any American members said it was...:rolleyes:...Why do you people persist? Is it because the US is successful and protective of the right to profit, despite the fact that profiteering predate the US, that you feel compelled to point this out to minimize this accomplishment? If it is so easy to institutionalize that protection then why not the Chinese have done it? Where from this tendency to take from others the benefits of their labors and why the need to defend that seizure by the Chinese and European members here? Is that stereotyping too uncomfortable? :lol: Americans are 'burger munching idiots' yet it is America that managed to be more successful at capitalism than Chinese 'noodle slurping geniuses' despite the fact that China has been around much longer than the US.

American members? i thought John Mccain said it all who you belong?
:lol::argh:
 
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