"我感到很遺憾，因為對於這些人來說，他們可能會覺得台灣是非常糟糕且不值得拜訪的國家。我喜歡你的部落格，因為你是為自己而寫，就算你批評台灣，但你也提出了很好的建議，並且真心希望台灣可以更好。"致謝您"台灣人". 很的置評讓我很自豪.
"I like your blog because you write/be yourself and even though you criticize Taiwan, you have yet made very good constructive suggestions in a sincere desire for Taiwan to improve."Thank you "Taiwan Person". Your comment is very gratifying.
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ReplyDeleteAs we have seen, unfettered markets lead to economic and political crises. Markets work the way they should only when they operate within a framework of appropriate government regulations and that framework can be erected only in a democracy that reflects the general interest — not the interests of the 1 percent. The best government that money can buy is no longer good enough.
http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/editorials/archives/2011/11/09/2003517831
"As we have seen, unfettered markets..."
ReplyDeleteLiar.
Name one "unfettered" market.