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Caring for a smaller, homogenous, less geographically distributed population is definitely different from a larger, heterogenous distributed population - and th
by twalla 6y ago
Caring for a smaller, homogenous, less geographically distributed population is definitely different from a larger, heterogenous distributed population - and that's a valid criticism of attempting to wholesale copy other countries. I just wish that the criticism was used as a launching point for questions like "How can we overcome those challenges?" or "What parts of the system would potentially transfer well?" instead of the rhetorical blunt instrument it seems to have become.
- AnHonestComment 6y agoWhy not solve those issues at the state level rather than federal? States are meant to experiment and innovate on policy for their residents. The reason conservatives push those policies into states is they’re more beholden to their local populations and more able to address local concerns than federal policy is.