> And the point is that random city, USA is statistically likely to compare favorably to random city, Nordic country you're probably referring to I take it you

> And the point is that random city, USA is statistically likely to compare favorably to random city, Nordic country you're probably referring to I take it you've never been to "random Nordic city" then. In stark contrast to "random town USA", not a single person is without healthcare without paying directly for it, everyone can have unemployment money if they need it, everyone has had (or can have) free university education, etc. etc.