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#1 Nov 08 2005 at 7:15 PM Rating: Sub-Default
The French economy is weak. Employers are afraid to hire since once hired, an employee is nearly impossible to get rid of. The Socialist system does not work. Germany and Belgium are next.


I will take pleasure in the downfall of Chirac. He is weak. 40% unemployment in these troubled areas. 10% nation-wide. The Cradle to Grave welfare state is crumbling. The GNP of France is nearly 0.


If this were to happen in the United States of America, it might have lasted a few days... if that.
#2 Nov 08 2005 at 7:17 PM Rating: Good
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Wait hold on a second. Let me get this straight...



You started a thread that's already been started? Why are you retarded? Go to hell and read the posts dumbass. If you want to talk about this try posting in the thread that's first page even. Hell it's the top 5 threads.
#3REDACTED, Posted: Nov 08 2005 at 8:34 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) I shot from the hip on this one. I don't read this crap.
#4 Nov 08 2005 at 9:48 PM Rating: Decent
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Dont be talking s[b][/b]hit about the left wing now boy....
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#5 Nov 08 2005 at 10:25 PM Rating: Default
I just had to pop in and say welcome back Kwaichang. Wow, how long has it been since you went into hiding? A year? Well you'll be happy to know that not all of us have forgotten you. Nice to see that you're still the ***** poster you've always been.

Anyway, back to the shadows for me. Zaijian!
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