Nah, the Barett 50 cal. I got a tad angry at Mustang, although be it for a silly reason.
I live in the US and I've had two jobs before. It's pretty easy to get hired in normal times and there's minimal government paperwork other than the stupid I-9s (citizenship/visa verification). Overall though if I was the average working class person I'd prefer to get one job and not worry about loosing it all my life even if it makes it a little harder to get employed. Isn't the Netherlands doing some kind of economic liberalization like a lot of other EU countries, rolling back the welfare state and so forth? What do people over there think?
Its not 'Rolling back the welfare state'. There have been a lot of cuts, but they have not been in the welfare state much, instead the goverment focusses on cutting education, the finances that allows every student to go to university if he or she wants to and is adequately schooled to do so (yes, there's an entry level requirement, you would need to have done the highest high school education, called VWO, or Pre-University-Education, along with the required subjects for that study, to do a university study). They are also moving up the pension age to 66 (which is an age which previously had been agreed on by other parties anyway), but that is the only welfare state thing I remember they touched. And that was only because it had been previously agreed upon anyway.
Sounds good if you like the welfare state, but unfortenatly, the new kabinet is cutting greatly into education, and just about everything that is run directly by the goverment (police, firemen, defense). I really do not like it, since they are basically upholding an 'Old Men are the Future' policy. Instead of cutting aids for people who get a lot anyway (such as Home_mortgage_interest_deduction, which is more benificial for high income people), they cut aids for people who will either never get a lot or are still on their way (Such as education aids).