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It’s possible. But it’s certainly more likely that if every other developed western country agrees on how we should approach those topics, and the US disagrees,
by girvo 4y ago
It’s possible. But it’s certainly more likely that if every other developed western country agrees on how we should approach those topics, and the US disagrees, that the US is the one who’s wrong here.
But there’s no way to really know either way, can’t really do blind testing of this can we!
- kortilla 4y ago> But it’s certainly more likely that if every other developed western country agrees on how we should approach those topics That’s a bullshit statement though because countries don’t agree on how they should approach those topics. The healthcare in Canada vs UK vs Germany is starkly different. Canadians even come to the US for elective procedures. Gun access is also vastly different between Switzerland, Canada, and the UK. In the UK you can’t even bring a baseball bat to a park.
- girvo 4y agoAnd yet they are all a lot closer to one another than they are to the US wrt. healthcare approach and gun access. The US's much more laissez-faire free-market approach to healthcare and gun control is a difference of kind, not of degree, compared to say Canada and Australia.