> It's more like we pay half our salary in taxes and then we get terrible education and a healthcare system where you can't even get an appointment. You're tal

> It's more like we pay half our salary in taxes and then we get terrible education and a healthcare system where you can't even get an appointment. You're talking about the US, right? I and people I know in different states have often had to wait months to get an appointment with a doctor. The quality of education you get in the US varies drastically depending on your location, and typically the wealth of your parents.