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These statements are true. But the problem with many of them is that the US is very diverse and very large compared to the countries against which it is compet
by SeanLuke 5y ago
These statements are true. But the problem with many of them is that the US is very diverse and very large compared to the countries against which it is competing. Compare the US against the Netherlands and it doesn't do so well. Compare it against Europe and it's a very different story. It is much more interesting to divide the US into its individual states and compare certain of them against these countries instead. I recall someone finding that several US states are better in many of these measures than every single country in the world (and of course several are ... not).
- ryrymcfly 5y agoDude still compared to Europe even with clunkers like the Balkans thrown in, it's still pretty far down the list on many many metrics. No where in Europe do kids regularly get killed in schools, or live under the threat of homelessness.
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- SeanLuke 5y agoYes, there are no homeless children in Europe. If only there were some way to google this to verify it.... https://www.google.com/search?q=child+homelessness+in+europe https://www.google.com/search?q=child+homelessness+in+europe