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Liberatarianism wrote:

Commie?

People can play communist nations if they want. Don't jump down their throats in the future, please; it's a terrible way to get welcomed to the region.

Jaworia wrote:

This is your opinion, but I want to know why you do not agree with the Social Democrats?

Policies are inherently big government and socialism is extremely inefficient and proven time and time again to not work.

Silvamar wrote:

All sounds good to me. If you can set up the plants somewhere preferably westward, due to the current economical climate there, it'd be appreciated.

Would you be interested in any Silvestran products?

Sure what do you export?

Jaworia wrote:

I'm already scared, please don't joke like that.

Wha- how- okay amigo, we need to toughen you up, here.

^{*Places you infront of a punching bag*}

Give it you're best shot, utterly eliminate you're fears, punch them into oblivion.

Jaworia wrote:

This is your opinion, but I want to know why you do not agree with the Social Democrats?

He's a libertarian, you're welcomed to do whatever nation you want, even communist. We'll welcome you into the community no matter what (though sometimes debates happen, but that's just the RMB lol)

Liberatarianism wrote:

nah I just disagree with social democrats on a political belief level not against you personally

Liberatarianism wrote:

Policies are inherently big government and socialism is extremely inefficient and proven time and time again to not work.

What bro thinks life in Norway looks like:

https://youtu.be/7LN6dhqPq1A?si=_H1BIR5d1El5sdsa

Newcastle vs Brighton: Part 2

SEAN LONGSTAFF SCORES IN STOPPAGE TIME (45+5), OUR EUROPA LEAGUE HOPES ARE STILL ALIVE, AS NEWCASTLE EQUALIZES! 1-1 ALL, AS THE FIRST HALF COMES TO A CLOSE!

Illiricium wrote:

What bro thinks life in Norway looks like:

https://youtu.be/7LN6dhqPq1A?si=_H1BIR5d1El5sdsa

Not everything is black and white, Norway's a free market economy with an efficient government and good system of accountability, of course besides having a great reputation.

Socialism works folks, just not the kind edgy teenagers support.

Liberatarianism wrote:

Sure what do you export?

My biggest sector by far is the agricultural and livestock sector, and we usually experience surpluses. This includes the high production of several different meats, including beef, mutton and pork. Along with that, pumpkins, berries, nuts and potatoes are also major parts of this sector in Silvamar.

Outside of agriculture, mining, specifically for iron, copper and coal is also a large industry, with other materials also largely mined.

Oil isn't exported that much but is also another sector.

Maneiras wrote:

He's a libertarian, you're welcomed to do whatever nation you want, even communist. We'll welcome you into the community no matter what (though sometimes debates happen, but that's just the RMB lol)

Additionally, while debates do in fact happen, they're not supposed to "happen" in the sense of one ambushing you from the tall grass when all you did was say hello. Jaworia, I want to make it clear that Liberatarianism's behaviour doesn't represent the norms of the lil community we have here.

Illiricium wrote:

What bro thinks life in Norway looks like:

https://youtu.be/7LN6dhqPq1A?si=_H1BIR5d1El5sdsa

Doesn't Norway have large amounts of private property ownership? Also one good example on why socialism doesn't work is Sweden. Its tax rate and welfare state peaked around 1980 causing large amounts of inflation and low economic growth and since then they have continuously cut income tax and have thus recovered economically.

Maneiras wrote:

Not everything is black and white, Norway's a free market economy with an efficient government and good system of accountability, of course besides having a great reputation.

Socialism works folks, just not the kind edgy teenagers support.

Democratic socialist policies can work that is certain, but such a system need to be establised in a well educated society that trusts its institutions and which follows a more meritocratic system that heavily punishes corruption. Left wing economics tend to be easly swayed by corruption.

And yeah, edgy kids supporting Mao and Stalin are brainrot.

Silvamar wrote:

My biggest sector by far is the agricultural and livestock sector, and we usually experience surpluses. This includes the high production of several different meats, including beef, mutton and pork. Along with that, pumpkins, berries, nuts and potatoes are also major parts of this sector in Silvamar.

Outside of agriculture, mining, specifically for iron, copper and coal is also a large industry, with other materials also largely mined.

Oil isn't exported that much but is also another sector.

Alright I'll get some iron cause I was gonna get some from Maha Vajra but they're doing some questionable things now so I'll buy 10 million metric tons from you.

Illiricium wrote:

Democratic socialist policies can work that is certain, but such a system need to be establised in a well educated society that trusts its institutions and which follows a more meritocratic system that heavily punishes corruption. Left wing economics tend to be easly swayed by corruption.

And yeah, edgy kids supporting Mao and Stalin are brainrot.

Big government in general is brain rot.

Liberatarianism wrote:

Doesn't Norway have large amounts of private property ownership? Also one good example on why socialism doesn't work is Sweden. Its tax rate and welfare state peaked around 1980 causing large amounts of inflation and low economic growth and since then they have continuously cut income tax and have thus recovered economically.

I responded to your comments about social democracy, social democracy is not socialism but a welfare state. You know, free medcare, free schooling, pentions that are not pathetically small.

Liberatarianism wrote:

Big government in general is brain rot.

Authoritarianism and totalitarianism is brainrot, there's a big difference between a government that financally backs your healthcare and a government that shoots you and your whole family because you read a banned book.

Illiricium wrote:

Authoritarianism and totalitarianism is brainrot, there's a big difference between a government that financally backs your healthcare and a government that shoots you and your whole family because you read a banned book.

Bro probably thinks Elon Musket should lead the entire universe as a godking.

Liberatarianism wrote:

Doesn't Norway have large amounts of private property ownership? Also one good example on why socialism doesn't work is Sweden. Its tax rate and welfare state peaked around 1980 causing large amounts of inflation and low economic growth and since then they have continuously cut income tax and have thus recovered economically.

...at the same time the US did so - fvcking itself in the process.

Silvamar wrote:

My biggest sector by far is the agricultural and livestock sector, and we usually experience surpluses. This includes the high production of several different meats, including beef, mutton and pork. Along with that, pumpkins, berries, nuts and potatoes are also major parts of this sector in Silvamar.

Outside of agriculture, mining, specifically for iron, copper and coal is also a large industry, with other materials also largely mined.

Oil isn't exported that much but is also another sector.

Is this good:

AmeriCo- Silvamar Trade Deal

Auto-Plant

1.1 Hudson Motors Company(HMC) will open a auto plant in Western Silvamar to manufacture SUV’s, trucks and sedans.

Auto Sales

2.1 HMC will sell SUV’s, trucks and sedans to Silvamar.

Defense Weaponry

3.1 Liberty Defense will sell submunition and unitary munition missiles to Silvamar.

3.2 Liberty Defense will sell armored vehichles to Silvamar.

3.3 West Eklyos Arms will sell light and heavy tanks to Silvamar.

3.4 West Eklyos Arms will sell M16A4 rifles to Silvamar.

Banking and Investment

4.1 Jefferson Trust will open branches in Silvamar to conduct loans and financial services.

4.2 Jefferson Trust will buy Silvamar real estate to develop.

Diplomatic Mission

5.1 The United Corporate States of AmeriCo will establish a diplomatic mission to Silvamar in Southern Baraselo.

Iron Imports

6.1 The UCSA will purchase 10 million metric tons of iron per year at a rate of 900 million USD.

Illiricium wrote:

I responded to your comments about social democracy, social democracy is not socialism but a welfare state. You know, free medcare, free schooling, pentions that are not pathetically small.

What do you mean by not pathetically small?

Ci Arovannea wrote:

Bro probably thinks Elon Musket should lead the entire universe as a godking.

Dont ask a woman her age.
A man his salary.
And Elon Musk from who mines the resources for his products and which death squads inforce those (totally not underage) miners.

Illiricium wrote:

Authoritarianism and totalitarianism is brainrot, there's a big difference between a government that financally backs your healthcare and a government that shoots you and your whole family because you read a banned book.

Thomas Sowell: The political left has never understood that, if you give the government enough power to create ‘social justice,’ you have given it enough power to create despotism. Millions of people around the world have paid with their lives for overlooking that simple fact.”

Liberatarianism wrote:

What do you mean by not pathetically small?

"not pathetically small" aka fvcking you can live off of the pensions and they don't become worthless in a half year due to inflation making the already small pensions worth dirt

ah, right, inflation

wouldn't be such a hot issue if real wages actually rose

Ci Arovannea wrote:

...at the same time the US did so - fvcking itself in the process.

Reagan tax cuts: high growth, decrease in inflation, increase in wages. Incentivizing business to innovate through low taxes is an essential component for economic and social progress.

Ci Arovannea wrote:

"not pathetically small" aka fvcking you can live off of the pensions and they don't become worthless in a half year due to inflation making the already small pensions worth dirt

ah, right, inflation

wouldn't be such a hot issue if real wages actually rose

So how much money would that be? And how would we obtain funding for that?