The resources of a country should belong to its people. Period.

Jun 6, 2021 · 7:33 AM UTC

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In practice this can mean, for example, that mines are owned by the government.
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Whatever.................
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France has a lot of explaining to do about Africa right now
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Marianne .. that is what #AmericaFirst and #MAGA is all about ! Glad you reached this conclusion.. welcome to our side
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So you agree that the government shouldn't be skimming ~1/3 of all paychecks earned by people, yes?
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#Communist
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They do. Or explain how the don't.
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Yeah, um, that doesn't work. Just ask millions of murdered Chinese, Russians, Cambodians, etc etc.
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If those people are unreasonable about sharing critically important resources with the rest of the world, that claim is out the window. Other than that, fair enough.
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