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Sure in terms of purchasing power of the middle class I suspect you are right. More holistically, in terms of access to good healthcare, education, safety (both
by throw_pm23 3y ago
Sure in terms of purchasing power of the middle class I suspect you are right. More holistically, in terms of access to good healthcare, education, safety (both physical and financial), culture, free time, quality of the built environment, livable cities, general health level, etc. it seems to me Europe is better off than US.
- 4RealFreedom 3y agoYou really piqued my interest when I hit sports in your comment. Granted, I do not watch any sports. How do 'sports' translate into being 'better off'? I'm genuinely curious. Edit: did you change your comment or did I just misread it originally? I swear 'sports' was in there.
- throw_pm23 3y agoYes, sorry, I meant it under "general health" as in people playing sports in their free time.