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Isn't this simply because the US tries to run everything as a company or takes economics and legal above everything else? You can't do anything unless you make
by oneplane 10y ago
Isn't this simply because the US tries to run everything as a company or takes economics and legal above everything else? You can't do anything unless you make a profit or are completely legally covered (or can completely sue something/something out of existence). It's that the US runs on, and as soon as you get near something that doesn't work that way (i.e. infrastructure - a road needs to be good, it doesn't need to be cheap or legally covered) or that can't work that way (humans and health don't bend to the rules of law or economics) you're going to have a really bad time.
- wepple 10y agoThis. Recent exposure to the US healthcare/medical system has horrified me. The fact that it's majority for-profit enterprises and isn't equal-access leads me to conclude the US shouldn't be able to call itself a developed nation.
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