> I don't see this as being wrong - it's in fact a feature of freedom and a high-rights country. That's precisely the point I'm making. The US in particular va

> I don't see this as being wrong - it's in fact a feature of freedom and a high-rights country. That's precisely the point I'm making. The US in particular values this over common social good, so public services don't really come about. > No reasonable person will. Many societies operate differently and get stuff done, even highly capitalist economies like Singapore or Japan. I've even found China to be far more markets oriented than European societies.