OldHawk777's Journal: Is USA corporate-welfare economics capitalism? IDTSo

Why does this "compassionate conservative" USA (40+ year old) corporate-welfare economics model function equally well or better in China (a totalitarian state), India (a social-cast state) ...? Think and guess what does the US/EU have in common with China/India ...? Is it a pluralist democracy? Is it meritocracy capitalism? Is it freedom from political/economic/social oppression? Is it that our governments and industry are more like China/India, then vice-versa?

One third of USA infrastructure is unsafe (potentially deadly) to use. Our governments (national, state, and local) must all agree that there is no infrastructure problem unless there is an infrastructure failure on them, their family, or while they are in office, or maybe trying to get re-elected (they can fain sympathy for victims).

Communications for US is getting closer (from 1st to 20th to...) to last place among developed nations with prices increase as proportionally bandwidth, services, quality, and performance decrease. Communications does falsely appears to improve, due to advances in technology (not CableCo/TelCo performance).

Health care unreasonably cost increases and problems (performance/cost/...) in the USA are always spin-solved by Government laws/programs/welfare promoting Private Profit Industry (PPI) solutions which provide declines in medical services, quality, and performance. Health care does falsely appears to improve, due to advances in technology, learning, teaching and aggregate skill sources/references (not IncCo/HMO... performance). Depending on socio-economics alone heath-care shows dramatic increases or amazing dramatic declines. Is it better to discover a cure or treatment for disease in a corporate-welfare state? All our POTUS wannabes want another PPI pseudo-solution for US.

Education for US is getting closer (from 1st to 50th to...) too last place among developed nations with public administrator cost and positions increases keeping step with drop-outs, teen pregnancy, illiteracy, violent crime, spouse abuse. Is this what some would call wingnut-welfare (paid from public or private foundations' bank accounts). Public education in the USA (does not falsely appear to be failing) due to significant decreases in per-student spending (money to educate a child, not roof a building, not mow the grass, not fix a toilet, not pay an administrator...). Private education in the USA with advances in technology, teacher vetted-performance pay, increased curriculum and material support, spending per-child, control of disruptive students and environments ... private wealthy schools are improving wonderfully.

In the USA we have a long tradition of separate-but-equal education ... Public education produces a workforce, and Private education produces a better educated and socially connected management team. In the USA we don't need intelligence biasing the decision or merit-selection process (Prime Examples: Bush, Cheney...). In the USA and Mexico there is no fantasy that money talks, shit floats, poor and illiterate work... this is now cultural tradition.

In the 1950s separate-but-equal education, in the USA, was great for the intended purpose a work/slave population, now it serves the same purpose to provide the faux-privileged plutocrats proof/justification of their superior genetics and/or gods' will/punishment of the diseased and poor.

Listening to USA news' dogma-spewing talking-heads is like a standup comic show with tragedy-spin made into politically-correct palatable (a/o by god) excuses, most of US are not laughing, because the scripted humour is sick/dark and well beyond the understanding of most (not all) publicly educated folks and many privately educated people are just simple minded or well inbreed idiots.

"Open" real Democracy, Capitalism, Learning ... will cure all public problems. All other known/used (possibly labelled democracy, capitalism, learning ...) variations/models of government (secular/religious), economics (welfare/communism), education (NCLB/rote...) are surely public failures and valuable private purpose successes.

"Open" source code, Democracy, Capitalism, Learning ... is proving to be the last bastions of Freedom and Capitalism in the Western Cultures. "Open" source code demands creativity and innovation to be competitive in an "Open" "Free" capitalist economy, and provides a non-government/UN economic engine for development in third world countries by wealth growth levelling of economic conditions.

Present patent and copyrights laws are industrial-age legacy systems supporting corporate-welfare and oppressing creativity, innovation, discovery, and economic growth.

The Western Cultures are slaughtering their only real-value cash cows, because dogma-safe is not creative-risk. US/EU world-bank global economic theory fails to understand and defeat dogma-economics, and accepts fear and retreat in to the status-quo of industrial age bad-economic.

Damn, my chaotic writing skills to hell! Anyone out there know how to write this stuff in English or any language? Take it it is yours, I don't want it any damn more after it gets out of my head.

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[smittyoneeach]

More still arriving than departing.
None of the Hollywood clown set has departed, despite threats, alas.
The country still reeks of opportunity, despite the attempts of some to over-concentrate power in DC, which is the real and ultimate threat to all that's positive about the US.

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[OldHawk777]

The country still reeks of white-collar criminal opportunity. K-Street Washington is much like K-Street Frankfurt (near the Bahnhof) attempts to concentrate power in DC is like concentrating puff-fraus in Frankfurt ... great fun for paying visitors, but just the way you make a living for locals.

I have greater respect for the hard working folks on K-Strasse, then the politicians in DC. The K-Strasse workers tell you the rates or services up front, and then provide the services for which you pay, or it is a c

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[smittyoneeach]

I agree with you, which is why I argue a stricter Constitutional read that would lower the power of the K-Street walkers.
The other antiodote is greater transparency for the whole process.
We need more http://www.govtrack.us/about.xpd [govtrack.us]

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[OldHawk777]

Smitty,

I strongly agree!