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At 2/15/06 10:50 PM, CadillacClock wrote: The insurance that certain politicians would earn more than less. You actually could buy Mexico, it all depends on the President in charge.
To a certain extent, I thought the guy was joking because he made it seem like buying a country at a super market.
As if the US could offer some money, Mexico takes it, Mexico officials and army members move to another country, and the citizens are pawned off like cheap trinkets.
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At 2/16/06 09:59 PM, blizace wrote:At 2/16/06 01:48 PM, Pandaman64 wrote: America is a country based on business decisions.can you name any country that america can buy that isnt a bad investment?
Mexico, in business terms, is a bad investment.
Canada, which has awesome natural resources.
Japan, which rocks and we half-own already.
Britain, which is powerful and would be ironic.
Basically, any place that isn't a craphole. Which especially doesn't include: Mexico, South America, Africa, Middle East, China, Russia, Eastern Europe.
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At 2/15/06 10:47 PM, CadillacClock wrote:
Basically they would initially have to run out drug dealers and basically shoot Tijuana off of the map. Tijuana 's actually kind of disgusting, I'd rather not be apart of that in any way.
That'd get rid of a lot of horse fuck shows. I say keep the beastiality, and leave Tijuana on the map.
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At 2/16/06 10:31 PM, Draconias wrote: Britain, which is powerful and would be ironic.
Yeah, if there's one thing the U.S would spend billions, if not trillions to achieve; it's irony.
So I'm basically awesome.
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Canada, which has awesome natural resources.
Japan, which rocks and we half-own already.
Britain, which is powerful and would be ironic.
Basically, any place that isn't a craphole. Which especially doesn't include: Mexico, South America, Africa, Middle East, China, Russia, Eastern Europe.
I think the other way round. China, for example has 1.3 billion people and its economy is growing like 10% a year, so if you are buying China now, you're buying it "cheap". Japan, on the other hand has a well-educated population, an excellent health system and is the 2nd economy in the world. Thing is that Japan s growing at 1% a year. Same goes to Germany, UK, and other rich countries. So, it is more profitable to buy not-so-poor countries, because they have more space to grow.
Of course, you wouldn't like to buy countries with more "structural" problems, such as drugs, which are more difficult to solve.
So, If I were the US I wouldn't buy Mexico, I would buy China (If I could afford it), Eastern Europe, Southern South America (Chile, Argentina, Uruguay), and some Asian Countries like South Corea.
But anyway, that seems highly unlikely.
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