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To: carranza2 who wrote (59350)	12/25/2009 4:54:59 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218753

Now that we established, beyond doubt that your knowledge is cinematographic only, may I suggest a couple of tickets with Ms. to come to Brazil and see in loco? We see all those Hip Hoppers in the US but we don´t think that´s is America. That´s entertainment. The exploitation of misery for private gain, use the boy actor and then throw him back to where he came from. Now I analyse the phenomenon under a realistic perspective. and I go and find the root cause: Which is Paul Volcker who jacked up interest rates and sent the country on a tail spin. Thus creating the conditions for poverty. But this is all past. It is morning in Brazil!!!:-) Come see it firts hand.

To: carranza2 who wrote (59350)	12/25/2009 9:58:27 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218753

A country grows if there is social movement upward. Moving upward is not moving from an underdeveloped country to a place where other people tidied up like some immigrants do. It is economic internal growth. More people get jobs. They increase their income. And they are able to afford things they could previously not afford. They will be able to better feed and educate their kids and social problems diminish: Violence, prostitution, robbery etc. Of course if a country is exporting their capital -or being fleeced- it cannot grow, because they are subsisdizing other people's standard of living. If capital is being hogged, there is also no productive investment. If capital starts to spread more evenly,the economic growth start. And kick off and cannot be stopped. Now if one moved to a place where others tidy it up for him, he would look to Brazil and that reminds him of his past. Like the noveaux riche that despise poorer people because they remind them of a past still too fresh in thier minds. Your problem C2, is more Freudian than economic. Time to get a couple of tickets and come and see people solving their problems from within.