MGM Resorts International Lays Off 557 More Employees

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Seems odd that MGM had 881 extra managers in Las Vegas that they decided they could do without.  That's alot of managers, let alone extra managers. 

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4 hours ago, Woolfsmck said:

Venezuela is Manduro dictatorship... 

No socialism or democracy present 

Thank you. 

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On 5/31/2019 at 7:57 PM, ZacharyMark said:

Thank you. 

@Woolfsmck only proved my point further tho that if u control more stuff and don't know what ur doing it only screws things up. They may essentially be dictators but the principal that they ran the country with socialist mentalities remain the same nevertheless

 

To be clear im not against bigger government necessarily. Taxing more but then providing more services has its positives like better education, infrastructure and lower poverty 

 

All im saying is that when a country is more to the left and has bigger government, the government essentially controls more of a nation's wealth and decides how to invest it and spend it than the private sector in a capitalist society

 

That can be a good thing if u have competent governments that invest well with its people and long term prospects in mind

 

But left wing politics can also be terrible when a country isn't competent and wastes too much money inneficiently. In those cases I say it's better to be a little more right winged and let private sector do more of its own investments

 

Countries in Northern Europe have done a very good job of making letter wing politics work... And they can indeed work...

 

But im also saying it has to be done properly. Left wing politics are easier to screw up if the people running the country don't know what they are doing

 

 

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25 minutes ago, Economy said:

@Woolfsmck only proved my point further tho that if u control more stuff and don't know what ur doing it only screws things up. They may essentially be dictators but the principal that they ran the country with socialist mentalities remain the same nevertheless

 

To be clear im not against bigger government necessarily. Taxing more but then providing more services has its positives like better education, infrastructure and lower poverty 

 

All im saying is that when a country is more to the left and has bigger government, the government essentially controls more of a nation's wealth and decides how to invest it and spend it than the private sector in a capitalist society

 

That can be a good thing if u have competent governments that invest well with its people and long term prospects in mind

 

But left wing politics can also be terrible when a country isn't competent and wastes too much money inneficiently. In those cases I say it's better to be a little more right winged and let private sector do more of its own investments

 

Countries in Northern Europe have done a very good job of making letter wing politics work... And they can indeed work...

 

But im also saying it has to be done properly. Left wing politics are easier to screw up if the people running the country don't know what they are doing

 

 

Manduro knows what he's doing...

But chasing out oil capital investment for nationalization sake cut off about 30% of Venezuela's trade revenue...

Plus, elections are a farce ,  him and his appointees will be re(elected) every year ...