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you've posted this twice now. somebody's insecure.

Scum bag move, to be honest. Destroying the Bank of America files? What the fuck was he thinking. Letting his own personal issues get in the way of something much bigger than himself...

not even norton can save you from shadowdude

i think medicine is a profession which should be left to the best minds. it's not as simple as an apprenticeship and entering a trade.

i don't think there could be these fraternal societies for specialist doctors and surgeons. i mean it sounds like it worked to an extent, though i doubt in today's society a qualified doctor will be willing to sacrifice his/her income for a morality issue. 99% of people do medicine to make...

almost finished week 1. sunday is a rest day. i'm sore. went into a grocery store for the first time in a long time, felt awkward. no tim tams, no doritos.

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okay i concur, maybe it isn't private but the fact that there is no medicare system (was? i'm not too sure how their legislation is panning out at the moment) which covers the costs of certain medical expenses for its citizens is worth mentioning.

oh dear. it usually helps when you respond with something other then a flustered expression. do you think that a privatized health care system is the way to go? the problem with this fucking thread is you guys are only reading half of the responses in it. you link private military - yes, we...

my arguments are all over the place because i'm arguing with about 4 different people on about 6 different issues. it gets hard to keep track.

sure, from the stats i've seen i'll concede roads could be, some schools could be, some hospitals could be. but i think if you take a look at the american health care system, that's a good example case of what happens in a completely privatized health care industry. yes, they have a high...

i'll watch those videos tomorrow or sunday and try and write up a reasonable response (unlike some people)

this derpn market

like seriously i just posted about needing to not view certain services as being essential to turning a profit as a police force, schooling and other services; they needn't be seen as a business. i said that funding that is currently provided by the government (for example rural schools) in...

/disregard you just completely disregarded my post and as such i will do the same to yours.

policing, schooling (maybe roads, it's arguable, because it would be such a monopoly), hospitals shouldn't be treated as businesses, but state run services. i understand where you're coming from, i don't know if everyone realizes all the things that the government funds in this country. i think...

yes but in the police force, in roads, in education, the government often takes expenses (such as rural roads, schools, police) that end up in a net loss. do you really think private enterprise is going to make a school for the 50 kids who go to wiggawoogajibberish land school 2000kms away from...

except it's not a currency anymore? it's a store of value because people literally have faith that it is a store of value. if times get bad, you can't do anything with it, you can't redeem it for something.

yes i agree that government is innefficent but we already discussed this. telstra never needed to be gov owned, cba never needed to be government owned. as many government owned assets as possible should be sold off to the private sector, however, my argument was that specific gov. owned...