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ar81 · 10-28-2009, 02:57 PM

The expenses scandal may seem disempowering in UK if you love the system statu quo. But the denounces imply that there is more freedom of speech in UK than in some other countries. In other countries, such scandal would remain as a conspiracy theory, undiscovered.

When the financial crisis popped, I was called "socialist" by some Americans because I opposed unemployment in US, and I saw US citizen as more important than banks (enemy of capitalism?). They thought I had a conspiracy theory against "honest bankers", so they applied social rejection and they got to ban me from their forum. Time told a truth.

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ar81 Family Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 2,756	The expenses scandal may seem disempowering in UK if you love the system statu quo. But the denounces imply that there is more freedom of speech in UK than in some other countries. In other countries, such scandal would remain as a conspiracy theory, undiscovered. When the financial crisis popped, I was called "socialist" by some Americans because I opposed unemployment in US, and I saw US citizen as more important than banks (enemy of capitalism?). They thought I had a conspiracy theory against "honest bankers", so they applied social rejection and they got to ban me from their forum. Time told a truth. Last edited by ar81; 10-28-2009 at 03:02 PM.