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Disregarding the EU is also disingenuous. Rather than consider the USA as a single monolith and comparing to a single European nation like Denmark, compare to
by redacted 12y ago
Disregarding the EU is also disingenuous.
Rather than consider the USA as a single monolith and comparing to a single European nation like Denmark, compare to the equivalent monolith (the EU has 46% of the area, 158% of the population, and 103% GDP of the USA). Most EU countries have heavy central planning for all the things _delirium mentioned, probably all EU countries if you use the USA as a baseline.
- icebraining 12y agoAnd the EU doesn't generate massive waste? Denmark is not exactly the average, it's exceptional even in the EU.
- spullara 12y agoRight, the EU is more applicable if you compare each country to a US state. US States typically do have central planning, like doling out these water rights.