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[Ideologue]

Nationalization = totalitarianism and death camps.  You know, just like in France, Iceland, Sweden, Britain, and a lot of other third-world hellholes.

[The Brain]

Sweden doesn't have death camps.

[Valmy]

Sweden doesn't have death camps.

The Swedish Cheka read all your posts don't they?

[The Brain]

Sweden doesn't have death camps.

The Swedish Cheka read all your posts don't they?

No we don't.

[Neil]

Sweden doesn't have death camps.

I'm sure that Hortlund said that there was at least one.  I think it was called Malmo?

[Neil]

Nationalization = totalitarianism and death camps.  You know, just like in France, Iceland, Sweden, Britain, and a lot of other third-world hellholes.

You still haven't told me how you're going to get around the multinational problem.

[Admiral Yi]

You still haven't told me how you're going to get around the multinational problem.

You expropriate assets of the multinational that are in your country.

[Neil]

That would be a terrible idea for the US, since all the valuable industrial bits of companies are located somewhere else.

[chipwich]

Maybe they can get retraining as window repairmen?

[Ideologue]

Nationalization = totalitarianism and death camps.  You know, just like in France, Iceland, Sweden, Britain, and a lot of other third-world hellholes.

You still haven't told me how you're going to get around the multinational problem.

The valuable assets located in foreign countries become, legally, property of the U.S. government.  Attempt to steal or spoil the property of the U.S. government would be an act of war.

[OttoVonBismarck]

Just do the Caliga thing:  Gas station food.

There's a gas station chain called Sheetz throughout VA/NC/WV/OH/PA that actually makes food I'd eat on a road trip (think ordinary fast food quality--not hot dogs rotating for the past 35 days on a hot roller quality.)

[Neil]

Nationalization = totalitarianism and death camps.  You know, just like in France, Iceland, Sweden, Britain, and a lot of other third-world hellholes.

You still haven't told me how you're going to get around the multinational problem.

The valuable assets located in foreign countries become, legally, property of the U.S. government.  Attempt to steal or spoil the property of the U.S. government would be an act of war.

The US isn't capable of fighting a war against anybody, let alone everybody.  Try again.

[derspiess]

Just do the Caliga thing:  Gas station food.

There's a gas station chain called Sheetz throughout VA/NC/WV/OH/PA that actually makes food I'd eat on a road trip (think ordinary fast food quality--not hot dogs rotating for the past 35 days on a hot roller quality.)

Actually I agree with you here-- Sheetz isn't that bad.

[derspiess]

The US isn't capable of fighting a war against anybody, let alone everybody.  Try again.

You had better believe we could beat the shit out of Grenada again.

[Admiral Yi]

You had better believe we could beat the shit out of Grenada again.

NO MORE MONROE DOCTRINE.