What is wrong with socialism?

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  1. Haakzilla

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    ...in comparison, if those are some of your favorite luxuries that you can enjoy today as an average American [although, I don't think a "poor" American can enjoy all that you've listed], then just imagine having the very best luxuries in the entire world 500 years ago [I tried to think in those terms for this exercise]
     
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    Well, a poor American could have most of those things...maybe they would only get to use a swimming pool instead of owning one but what were the best luxuries 500 years ago?

    Grapes?

    Ok, maybe I get my idea of that time period from movies but I wasn't there:confused:
     
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    ...this is just one example of the very best from 500 years ago [err 500 days ago?]
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    Yeah fine, but who would know what the hell it meant?

    Oh yeah, top bottled water...ice cold.
     
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