Judaism - 6
Buddhism - 29
Hinduism - 14
Sikhism - 15
Taoism - 26
Shinto - 2
Bah

Judaism - 5
Buddhism - 26
Hinduism - 14
Sikhism - 14
Taoism - 25
Shinto - 6
Bah

your point being?

it's brown and sticky.

a stick!

Rory Gallagher - Laundromat

The Avalanches - Frontier psychiatrist

conservatism 4
socialism 6
libertarianism 9
liberalism(not american) 5
social democracy 14
authoritarianism 5
totalitarianism 2
nationalism 3
anarchism 10
enviromentalism 6
neo-liberalism 1
neo-conservatism 5

"The ideals of Neo-Liberalism is to keep the poor poor and the rich rich. This does not mean persons, this means nations. "

It means both..

I'm a fan of the Keynesian model, although it's much despised by the USA nowadays. It has proven it's worth after the crash of '29, and with several countries on different moments (i.e. Belgium in the middle of the 19th century and Ireland in the 20th century). Keynes means a more social approach (mind you, socialist, not really socialistic), rather then a liberalist approach (wich has lead to the great depression of '30s). Another thing that's really a downside of liberalisation is that certain governmental exploitations have to privatised, like the trainnetwork, the postal service or even the electrical market. In all these situations, it has worked extremely poor.. Some things are better left under the guard of the government

Nope, I haven't seen him in 2 years now..

conservatism 6
socialism 6
libertarianism 7
liberalism(not american) 5
social democracy 10
authoritarianism 5
totalitarianism 4
nationalism 4
anarchism 9
enviromentalism 5
neo-liberalism 3
neo-conservatism 6

Ambulance LTD - Young urban

conservatism 6
socialism 6
libertarianism 7
liberalism(not american) 5
social democracy 7
authoritarianism 5
totalitarianism 5
nationalism 4
anarchism 8
enviromentalism 5
feminism 2
neo-liberalism 4
neo-conservatism 6