[agracias]

In Germany, an entrepreneur starts a business gets it going and sell it to the state, which he takes and starts other business over and over again, and sell them all to the state.

this is the very best for creative entrepreneurship ever.


The state takes over the business and the people run it to make sure everyone is well paid and taken care of and no evil fuck is allowed to expolite the workers and cheat them on wags, hours, vacation, or benefits.


This is the very best system in the world for the working people.


And this is why tiny little Germany is the worlds 2nd largest manufacture in the world.

[xT0U3UGh]

Where on earth did you hear that ?

Here are some fun factoids:

According to a 2005 report from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, Germany has a total entrepreneurship activity of 5.1%, ranking the country 24th in the world. The report also ranks Germany 10th in factors for location, while 1st in public spending on entrepreneurs Source: http://www.internationalentrepreneur...trepreneur.asp

Ironically, Germany does lead the pack in one entrepreneurship statistic -- government spending to spur entrepreneurship. More proof that government meddling does little good. Source: http://www.drjeffcornwall.com/global...rship/2009/05/

[zlopikanikanzax]

And they are fourth:

In 2007, the top manufacturing countries besides the United States were China ($1,106 billion USD), Japan ($926 billion USD), Germany ($670 billion USD), the Russian Federation ($362 billion USD), Italy ($345 billion USD), the United Kingdom ($342 billion US). Source: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-the...-countries.htm

[Slchtjgb]

Care to try that one again ? LOL

[pouslytut]

J C!!! You know that German concerns have orchestrated a take over of the NYSE ownership yes? They also have something the U.S. is losing, a robust manufacturing base.

[XIMHOTEP-X]

J C!!! You know that German concerns have orchestrated a take over of the NYSE ownership yes? They also have something the U.S. is losing, a robust manufacturing base.

No I haven't heard of that. Yes, but nothing like China. Germany has one of the highest corporation failures on Earth.

[KahiroSamo]

Thanks DC.

Deutsche Boerse $9.53 Billion NYSE Buy May Spur Deals. Just came out yesterday.

http://www.businessweek.com/news/201...pur-deals.html

[lzwha]

I would be concerned that cronies would create junk "businesses" and sell them for way more than they were worth.. and repeat this process.. Thereby robbing the treasury.

[Stengapsept]

They have a very robust export market. AGAIN, something the U.S. has seemed to have lagged in since CEO's started exporting jobs

The only thing the U.S. exports is jobs lol

[24MurinivaMak]

They have a very robust export market. AGAIN, something the U.S. has seemed to have lagged in since CEO's started exporting jobs

The only thing the U.S. exports is jobs lol

Yeah. Sad it is.

[Beedcardabeme]

German engineering is still exquisite...

[Peter Hill]

They have a very robust export market. AGAIN, something the U.S. has seemed to have lagged in since CEO's started exporting jobs

The only thing the U.S. exports is jobs lol

Stay off of my threads buttcrack.

[JennaJJxoxoxo]

In Germany, an entrepreneur starts a business gets it going and sell it to the state, which he takes and starts other business over and over again, and sell them all to the state.

this is the very best for creative entrepreneurship ever.


The state takes over the business and the people run it to make sure everyone is well paid and taken care of and no evil fuck is allowed to expolite the workers and cheat them on wags, hours, vacation, or benefits.


This is the very best system in the world for the working people.


And this is why tiny little Germany is the worlds 2nd largest manufacture in the world.

This is the best model