Oversimplification, basically whole article is just about energy prices and health system/insurance as if those were the only differences between Europe and US.

Oversimplification, basically whole article is just about energy prices and health system/insurance as if those were the only differences between Europe and US. Btw. health system/insurance is still worse in US, but yes, right now energy prices are better in US, but I would still rather live in Europe with higher prices than in US. How about talking about crime rates, education prices, paid vacation days, maternity leave, air quality, pedestrian/cyclist friendliness, public transport, etc.?