Pretty much, yeah. I think there are some advantages America has even for a good 50% of that 90%, but, again, they're small comforts compared to things like bei

Pretty much, yeah. I think there are some advantages America has even for a good 50% of that 90%, but, again, they're small comforts compared to things like being healthy and alive or having an education. I like both countries and could see myself living in either place, but there is something in some parts of American culture that I seem drawn to. That said, we may not be too far off from a time where America has single-payer healthcare and some change in our education system (maybe free public university, online school, or trade school for all families making under $150k/year). Combine that with some police and prison reform (some of which is already happening), and I think America takes the clear lead. Maybe wishful thinking, but good to have something to strive for. Both countries could learn from each other.