1/4 in Spain unemployed.

Discussion in 'Economics' started by noob_trad3r, May 6, 2013.

  1. How is 25% Unemployment even sustainable? You would think some kind of overthrow of the government would occur once you start reaching such stratospheric levels of unemployment.

    How are they keeping the masses quiet there and the economy moving in spain?
     
  2. the people ..... they enjoy siesta too much
     
  3. there is actually a massive immigration of spanish and italians to the UK.
    These are not as yet counted in spanish statistics.
     
  4. Maybe they are all traders?

    they should all get together, pool funds, make billions...

    ah....the poor!!!!!
     
  5. many looks like waiters. I guess keeping the food business prices low.
     
  6. if traders, they'd be better off staying near the sun and the sea:)
    nice country spain.:)
     
  7. zdreg

    zdreg

  8. Some food for thought :
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    Also, some people become poor, as they were subjected to medical experimentations without their agreement while in the military. Obviously now it makes sense why the "poor" are favorably recruited in that.
    Other people become poor also because some "rich" assholes make them poor so as to have people they can use or abuse. So it is best to think in terms of good/bad people, instead of rich/poor.
    Other people become poor when their whole family has a dramatic accident...
    So always assume you or your children or all your grandchildren might be next - given enough time.
    :cool:
     
  9. zdreg

    zdreg

    "So always assume you or your children or all your grandchildren might be next - given enough time."


    no.
    old saying is shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in 3 generations.
    that is true under capitalism, not under socialism.
    social mobility is fading in america as socialism takes hold under both democrats and republicans.
     
  10. Capitalism has toppled many more governments than socialism ever did, starting with
    "Let them eat cake".
     
    #10     May 6, 2013