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>> You make it sound very simple. Its not. It's clearly not that hard, if most of Europe can pull it off with dramatically less money than the US. Where's our
by OkayPhysicist 4y ago
>> You make it sound very simple. Its not.
It's clearly not that hard, if most of Europe can pull it off with dramatically less money than the US. Where's our American exceptionalism when it comes to catching up with any random European country?
The issue in the US isn't a lack of means, it's a lack of will. Our political system is bought out by unimaginably rich interests, who's interest in the common welfare will only begin when it has fully eroded the foundation that they built their wealth on.
- ActorNightly 4y ago>if most of Europe can pull it off with dramatically less money than the US. ... with a whole different set of legislature, political history, and even cultural history, all of which GREATLY matter for implementing something like healthcare. Simplifying this all down to "capitalism bad" is virtue signaling just like I talked about in my original post. Either talk about real solutions or don't talk about it all.