Re: Stiglitz: a massive burden of debt visited on future generations

On May 12, 10:00 am, nada <dwalters...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On May 12, 1:39 am, Vngelis <meberr...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> > I was there and it certainly ranked high enough to block the EU vote.
> > A Red-Brown alliance as you like to call them occurred with Le Pens
> > posters emphasising Turkeys entrance as a reason to vote no, and the
> > Reds voting no on various other issues.
>
> Exactly, no "Red-Brown" alliance at all. No co-operation, no joint
> campaigns, no joint appearances. V, you are projecting. You are on the
> side of the National Front and conservative Gaullists. The Reds fear
> fiscalization and break up of France/social security.
>
> > So although Britain has opened its borders up totally just Bulgarians
> > and Rumanians have been put on the freezer for the moment under
> > electoral wipeout for Labour (as Poles are in France and Germany) it
> > still has a strong social security system unlike America which uses
> > its prisons for that purpose...
>
> How does the US use prisons for social security exactly?
>
> David

If there was a vote for the EU constitution in Britain I can bet you a
dollar the SWP-UK would first wait to see what position the BNP had
before doing the exact opposite. They can never be seen to have any
position similar to theirs. This is how they 'work out' their
politics.

The rate of incarceration of urban poor predominately black, but not
exclusively who are imprisoned in the US for minor offences and kept
off the streets is the US version of European social security.

However much the UK despite Rabs insistence that it aint happening,
pretends it is tough on the unemployed it has millions doing nothing.
The British working class the first to be unionised, has been
pensioned off. When a couple of generations go by if we ever get that
far, it will be totally replaced. In certain areas of the post
industrial north like Liverpool and Newcastle this is already under
way.

Hence voting there was so last century...
vngelis