robot dude - when you talk about conservative news being biased you finally got something right .... biased toward the CONSTITUTION you half-wit. You really need to get your head out of your ass. NOTHING that the govt has EVER controlled has ever worked. For centuries we have learned the only way out of a recession is TAX CUTS you pea-brained fool, not by printing money and letting the govt take over private enterprize. Where are you from - france? View
I know numerical age is not everything, but still...23 years old does seem too young. Why I am sure he is surely an intelligent, competent young person, it is obvious there is still "privilege of birth" action going on in France. View
October 7, 2009 07:20 PM
france sucks----weak minded asses---they will be taken over in 30 years and ask for our help---let them rot View
I haven't seen any poll that shows a "majority" of support for a public option. I certainly don't support it, because I believe it is only a hot-button issue for liberals because they see it as a toehold to eventually convert our health care to a single payer system, like Canada or England. And a single payer government run system in the United States would be highly inefficient, and an even worse solution than what those countries have.
But I'll probably surprise you when I say that a single payer system can work very well. We lived in France for four years at the start of the decade, and their system was very high quality and very low cost. But I don't believe that the French system could work in the United States because of cultural and other differences from the U.S.(i.e., much lower doctor's salaries, almost no medical liability litigation, and much fewer support staff in doctor's offices, etc.). View
The France 24 correspondent is apt to note that this coup should be rousing fear in a continent that has seen the grim realities of mixing military and political power. View
September 25, 2009 12:14 PM
It's time France tackles its immigration problems and how UK comes into play may a good chance for them to strengthen bilateral ties. View
One question I have that wasn't answered in this video is why close was the refuge camp closed now? Also, why did France allow the camp to get so large in the first place? View
September 1, 2009 06:26 PM
I agree that there does not need to be more troops and that we DO need to gain the trust of the Afghan people, but I also don't think we are responsible for protecting them from anything and everything, then we will never be able to exit the war. As the France 24 correspondent said, we don't need more troops, just for the ones we have to do the right job. View
I don't believe sending more and more troops to Afghanistan is going to help win the war. As the France 24 reporter mentioned, U.S. soldiers need to win the trust and confidence of the everyday Afghani citizens if they ever plan to win this thing. Without that trust, the tension remains and we are left wondering why we are still in that country (as we were in Iraq before) when the people themselves do not want us there. Obviously, there are national/international concerns that keep us fighting the war. But shouldn't the ultimate goal be to work with/help these people win the war and get their country on its feet again? View
I was kicked out of a swimming pool in France for wearing swimming trunks instead of a speed-o... I don't know why, but they really feel that cloth in the pool is unhygienic and people need to be wearing as little as possible... dumb I know... but based on my own experience it doesn't seem like a race issue... though France has a LONG history of opposition the the burka because they claim it is an enslavement tool women... GO FRANCE! View
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