Switzerland brehs!!
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switzerland is #tight. i went to luzerne back in 2004...probably the cleanest city i've ever visited in my life.
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socialism.
this is the dumbest shit i heard of.
guaranteed salaries for everyone? are you kidding me?
"not having to deal with the extreme pressures of having to finance their everyday lives"
wow. words of losers right there.
it's easy for people that don't work, and have never busted their ass to achieve some shit to buy into this. why? because you're mediocre. deal with it.
this is the dumbest shit i heard of.
guaranteed salaries for everyone? are you kidding me?
"not having to deal with the extreme pressures of having to finance their everyday lives"
wow. words of losers right there.
it's easy for people that don't work, and have never busted their ass to achieve some shit to buy into this. why? because you're mediocre. deal with it.
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Bullshit. The quality of life over there compared to the US is a billion times better. Swiss socialism works. No world police, no terrorism, no gang bangers shooting up the place, guns, chocolate, free health care, no bankrupt cities, no idiotic government that stops working but still gets paid.
Time to post this youtube again
Time to post this youtube again
True. Although you could make the same comparison about Churchill and Hitler.
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Switzerland is also a small, homogenous society with a population of 8 million people and 3% unemployment. They make a LOT of their money from their banking laws (i.e. Swiss bank accounts for people trying to hide their assets). They have the size and the excess money to do this.
Throw 300 million people into Switzerland with no jobs and a huge welfare system, and it wouldn't work. But it works for them.
Their GDP is 632 billion / 8 million people = a per capita income of $80,000 per person. Since 1.5 million people are under 18, the adjusted per capita income is more like 632b/6.5m or $100,000 per year.
Not to mention the assload of excess cash Swtizerland has saved up from basically winning the lottery after WWII.
Throw 300 million people into Switzerland with no jobs and a huge welfare system, and it wouldn't work. But it works for them.
Their GDP is 632 billion / 8 million people = a per capita income of $80,000 per person. Since 1.5 million people are under 18, the adjusted per capita income is more like 632b/6.5m or $100,000 per year.
Not to mention the assload of excess cash Swtizerland has saved up from basically winning the lottery after WWII.
