and other economic aspects. That's why I'd consider the candidate's economic policies the most in terms of who I'd rather vote for. __________________ We all make choices. But in the end, our choices make us. ?Andrew Ryan (BioShock) I think we would ultimately be better off without an economic system, it's obviously not doing us any good. But it seems that the only way to sustain ourselves nowadays is to keep things ****ed up. Eventually it's going to lead us nowhere better - things will get worse and worse unless we shift our priorities to providing equal abundance for the world, so that we can thrive as we were meant to. As a collective species, we need to work towards that. For starters, get rid of the corruption. To quote the definition of insanity: "Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." No matter how much better the economy would be with someone I wouldn't vote for them if they ignored important social issues. What good is a strong economy if it's structured in a way only the rich benefit from? (for instance) No matter how much better the economy would be with someone I wouldn't vote for them if they ignored important social issues. What good is a strong economy if it's structured in a way only the rich benefit from? (for instance) I would consider that an economic issue, not a social one. Who benefits from the economy depends on where the economy lies