Post #17677 by rayvt on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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Meanwhile deficits and interest payments increase and we're all getting comparatively worse off and taxes keep going up.

Unsustainable? When's the collapse?

"slowly, and then all at once"

I get more news about Canada than the UK & Europe, it seems to me that any collapse is likely to happen to Canada before the UK.
"There is a great deal of ruin in a nation" and Canada has a smaller economy and is much physically farther from trade partners. Except for one trade partner who they seem to enjoy pissing off.

There is a bit to learn from history. Mexico found out in the early 1800's what happens when a large chunk of people from a different culture settle on your land.

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