you just want the government to take care of every one of your needs?

like a parent?

But whilst we're bringing up examples; I've been to Cuba and their entitled houses aren't really that bad

yeah they are dude

theyre not even allowed internet in cuba

wtf are you talking about

people sell USB sticks with american tv

they have internet cards

yeah

I'd know

which are blackmarket

Not really, and if so the government doesn't seem to mind

Mostly because literally everyone there has it

But anyway I don't see how this is relevant

youve been to cuba and know less about it than I do

its just another example of a backwards and regressive communist government

and internet is illegal in private homes in cuba

I can't believe you're using cuba as a positive example here

I never said I was for prohibiting internet access, I should said that having a public option for housing would be beneficial

but we do

Said*

we have state housing

and we do it better than any communist country ever did

since we dont force you to live in them

theyre there if you need them

Which country do you live in?

new zealand

but you have the same in America

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_housing_in_the_United_States

I agree with the fact that Cuba is definitely too authorian on that matter, but my point was a public option doesn't have to mean bad maintainance

and yet it always does

Not really though. Cubas boycott means they can't really prioritise anything, so I'm saying with a budget

it wouldn't be a problem

Not to mention Soviet Unions budget focused on war

yeah and plus with them being a socialist government, their public spending was catastrophic and that coupled with their insanely high military budget it caused the USSR to collapse

and thats what happens in socialist countries

And in the US

runaway public spending and debt based economies are unsustainable by nature

yes

I wouldn't exactly say USA is an amazing capitalist country

take a look at this; http://www.bbc.com/news/health-35073966