WillReadmore
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All industrialized nations in the world, including the US, see health care as a right. So, your comment on that shows no way to improve - it's just a whine about cost.Bear in mind republicans and libertarians that these 3 systems are ALL paid for by these countries' respective central governments (note who Trump wants us to head our Education, Health and Transportation systems.)
Top 10 education system in the world
1. South Korea
2. Japan
3. Singapore
4. China
5. Finland
6. UK
7. Canada
8. Netherlands
9. Ireland
10. Poland
Top 10 health care systems in the world
1. France
2, Italy
3. Japan
4. Germany
5. U.K.
6. Canada
7. China
8. Switzerland
9. Sweden
10. Taiwan
Top 10 transportation systems in the world
1. China
2. Singapore
3. United Arab Emirates
4. Netherlands
5. Switzerland
6. Japan
7. Germany
8. France
9. Spain
10. U.K.
Agreed on the education. Our government run system is massively expensive and totally ineffective. We need to rethink the whole thing. Obviously throwing money at it isn't the solution.
As for healthcare, that's just a list of socialist policies and welfare recipients getting free care, it doesn't give a damn about the people paying for it.
On transpiration, comparing us to all those far more densly populated countries is ridiculous
On transportation, we have plenty of areas of dense population, and our transportation in those areas is falling far short. This is one of those cases where the flyover states just can't see what the issue is. And, their over-representation in congress blocks us from doing what is needed for America.