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Surely something as basic as public healthcare is a requirement? If not that, what could possibly be more important? That, and the ridiculous availability of gu
by ClassyJacket 9y ago
Surely something as basic as public healthcare is a requirement? If not that, what could possibly be more important? That, and the ridiculous availability of guns to the general public, mean I definitely consider the US a third world country in the colloquial sense, even if it obviously doesn't fit an dictionary definition originally from the 80's:
"Those countries not aligned with the west or the east during the Cold War."