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Kaiser Los III
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You hate the market economy, so you're joining the US...*thinks*...does US possibly mean something other than the United States to British Swedes, or do you you just enjoy contradicting yourself? You and your nation should be on MicroWiki, micronationalism's premier source for information. Get over there and write up an article now! It's a quick and easy way to get your name out to the whole micronational world.
RicLyon
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Nooo, I mean market economy Euro style. In the US it's capitalism 100%.I hate companies with monopolies. Damn British Telecom.Anyway... I am sort of absent... Have no internet. But I'm still Shirerithian I hope. Don't know when I can get back though. Richard LyonYansha Elaer Kyon gef ShanPernem kahn gef kuymal per varga stiPernem kahn gef varga per kuymal sti
Kaiser Los III
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Re: Boo!

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Interesting. Here "market economy" is used synonymously with "capitalism".We can wait, but hurry back. Elwynn's not doing so well in your absence, and we're w1x short on manpower.
RicLyon
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Boo!

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I'm alive. I've decided that I hate market economy (due to a few arghhs the past month). I'm joining the US now.
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Yeah... sad sad. There are no flowers, no not this time. There will be no angels gracing the lines, just these stark words I find.
Stjepan Veliki
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Post by Stjepan Veliki »

Quote: Interesting. Here "market economy" is used synonymously with "capitalism".It is everywhere else too. The term he's looking for is "social market" (not to be confused with "socialist market" or "market socialism") - although the British model actually is somewhere between the two poles of the uber-neoliberal United States and social continental western Europe. Edited by: Stjepan Veliki at: 9/7/05 23:47
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