> the US has a much tougher attitude about health and safety than most places. Attitude? Maybe. In reality? Often not. No idea why you think nutrition labels

> the US has a much tougher attitude about health and safety than most places. Attitude? Maybe. In reality? Often not. No idea why you think nutrition labels are worse and how they factor in "health and safety" when corn syrup is everywhere in the food in the States and 42% of population is obese. On the other end of the spectrum you have underinvestment in critical infrastructure. For example, dams: https://e360.yale.edu/features/in-an-era-of-extreme-weather-concerns-grow-over-dam-safety https://e360.yale.edu/features/in-an-era-of-extreme-weather-... There are very few (developed) countries which are as lax about health and safety as the US.