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> I think that's an awful, brutal, unfair system, and I'd gladly trade a little bit of "competitiveness" for a bit more compassion. As I see in your profile th
by corentin 18y ago
> I think that's an awful, brutal, unfair system, and I'd gladly trade a little bit of "competitiveness" for a bit more compassion.
As I see in your profile that one of your goal is to live outside the US, let me tell you that I'll gladly trade my French passport for your US passport. In France, you'll have as much compassion, fairness, equality and socialism as you want (and probably even more!)
edit: to be honest, you are on the right track to experience this brilliant social system in the US...
- davidw 18y agoLiving abroad is a great eye opener: you see the good and bad in another system and way of doing things, and you get some perspective on your own country, too.
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- donw 18y agoI think that it's often also a great way to realize that Things Back Home are nowhere near as bad as you thought they were, and that The Other Place isn't necessarily paradise, no matter how much you may like their culture/food/women/men.
- davidw 18y agoWell, I'm married to one of the women from The Other Place, so yeah, I'd definitely have to give them the edge:-)