The costs of socialism, part 3,567,981

[dsummoner]

Source:

Tens of thousands of Argentinians blocked the streets of Buenos Aires in the country’s largest anti-government protests in more than a decade.

Demonstrators marched against rising inflation, crime and corruption under President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, whose popularity has plummeted since she was re-elected last year as the economy wobbles.

Source:

Greece is fast running out of cash while it awaits the next tranche of its 130-billion euro ($165.16 billion) international bailout that is keeping it afloat, a deputy finance minister said on Friday.

Don't worry, America, your turn will be coming. In this, the inclusive and loving multipolar world, it would not be acceptable to have a unique and differentiated outcome.

[Mom49of4]

You don't believe in higher taxes to support entitlement programs? Say it ain't so. What is going to happen when our printing presses run out of ink and the freebies are gone?

[dsummoner]

Mom, actual printing of money costs money. These days it is but a mere key strokes... almost like THIS... and billions are suddenly added to the money supply. The weaning from the teat of socialism, domestically, is not going to happen until the milk runs dry and foreigner hit the reset button.

It will be interesting when the horde of ravenous sucklers take to the streets for their 'protesting' and find that they are expendable as the massive central regime that they empowered has no patience for their threatening of it.

[AttackPlanR]

You know that mom's husband collects entitlements, doncha' Dsumm?