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James Parsons
Washington, D.C. area, USA
I'm a classical liberal, because I believe a system of personal freedom and free enterprise leads to greater human well-being than other legal and economic systems.
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Even though the unemployment rate is dropping, many of the victims of recessions can still feel the financial crisis currently happening. and home foreclosures is just one of the bad effects of this unemployment and economic recession.
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