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This is not accurate. Compare the average Soviet family to the average US family in the 60s-80s. The standard of living is not even close. Also, when did Eur
by bequanna 2y ago
This is not accurate.
Compare the average Soviet family to the average US family in the 60s-80s.
The standard of living is not even close.
Also, when did Europeans have a higher quality of life vs US postwar? Socialism creates general malaise and considerably lower growth.
Socialism has been proven to be an academic pipe dream that only somewhat works with small, culturally homogenous, high-trust populations. Scale it up and the inefficiencies/corruption grow exponentially. When resources are allocated inefficiently, everyone suffers.
- cess11 2y agoThe US is still a developing country that even lacks universal healthcare and needs uniquely high investment in state violence to protect itself from reform and competition.