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Biggest socialist failure was the CWB
Next was the Sask Land bank scheme that was the biggest destroyer of personal wealth in Sask history!!!
I had good strong NDP neighbors around me when i started farming that thought selling their land to the government and then renting it back from the government was a good business decision.
30 years later its funny watching these same guys scrambling trying to buy back this same land from the government so they could turn around and sell it after the price of land went up. After renting it for almost nothing they thought it was so unfair that the government wanted market price.
Chucky a good socialist like you must have got in on a deal like that?
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Originally posted by seldomseen View PostBiggest socialist failure was the CWB
Next was the Sask Land bank scheme that was the biggest destroyer of personal wealth in Sask history!!!
I had good strong NDP neighbors around me when i started farming that thought selling their land to the government and then renting it back from the government was a good business decision.
30 years later its funny watching these same guys scrambling trying to buy back this same land from the government so they could turn around and sell it after the price of land went up. After renting it for almost nothing they thought it was so unfair that the government wanted market price.
Chucky a good socialist like you must have got in on a deal like that?
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostThe question is backwards. The potential answers are nearly infinite.
Better to ask one thing the socialists got right. Provide an example where a socialist policy or socialist government experiment hasn't been an abject failure.
This is an interesting question. I am a Libertarian type and despise socialism and communism of every kind. I am absolutely amazed at the success of Hutterite colonies. When the Puritans tried communal after coming to America it was a complete failure. And we are not talking about an isolated colony or two. They have widespread systemic success across nearly every aspect of agriculture over 60-70 years. I don’t understand where the motivation comes from to drive such success. If I didn’t observe it I would be certain it would never work.
Although it is full of problems I am amazed how well our socialist medical system works. Obviously room for improvement but compared to other countries it’s pretty good. I would be hard pressed to name any country I would switch with.
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Originally posted by Grahamp View PostThis is an interesting question. I am a Libertarian type and despise socialism and communism of every kind. I am absolutely amazed at the success of Hutterite colonies. When the Puritans tried communal after coming to America it was a complete failure. And we are not talking about an isolated colony or two. They have widespread systemic success across nearly every aspect of agriculture over 60-70 years. I don’t understand where the motivation comes from to drive such success. If I didn’t observe it I would be certain it would never work.
Although it is full of problems I am amazed how well our socialist medical system works. Obviously room for improvement but compared to other countries it’s pretty good. I would be hard pressed to name any country I would switch with.
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Don't worry guys we all pay big money for medical care and it seems to cost more and more as the years go by. I say its unsustainable and full of wasted expense and the day will come that taxpayers won't be able to keep it all afloat.
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Originally posted by the big wheel View PostGood to get your cheque but it’s lot smaller than it should be and we have to haul further more games played so it has actually cost us more.
Our local terminal doesn’t really handle wheat only canola flax barley now.
So that move gave way too much more power to grain companies and railways
I guess you could say that you have "marketing freedom" , aka you take the price you are willing to put up with.
Our local Pioneer terminal down here in RM #111 has a delightful group of staff that get upset when they have to load grain cars, or demonstrate the smallest amount of "Customer Service" ! This is what happens when there is a elevator swap , and you have to take the unionized employees as part of the deal.
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