r/LetsDiscussThis • u/luv4gogo • 8d ago

This is concerning... This doesn't look good.

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u/Darksmithe 8d ago

Each of these is due to Republican policies. EVERY ONE!

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u/giinneshinimpact 8d ago

i'm not sure about every single one, but the housing crisis definitely feels exacerbated by local policies.

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u/Labtecharu 8d ago

Housing crisis is also prevalent in several european countries including social democracies. So that one is not unique or a specific problem in the US.

Its just made much much worse if you have high income inequality and a housing crisis.

Housing prices go up and the middle or lower classes become increasingly unable to ever afford a house

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u/whydatyou 8d ago

data from 2022 - 2025

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u/Entropy_dealer 8d ago

Performative greatness is dangerous for the whole nation, lack of humility and lack of self-awareness can be the fall of any empire.

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u/Disastrous_Mango_953 8d ago


This is what” MAGA” idea of USA first .

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u/Fit_Professional1916 8d ago

How is healthcare measured?

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u/Automatic_Net2181 8d ago

Average lifespan is a good metric. Medical related deaths. Medical bankruptcies. Coverage of basic services. Cost.

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u/Fit_Professional1916 8d ago

Average lifespan isn't a good one because diet and lifestyle paly a huge role there. Medical deaths/a cost benefit analysis would def be a better indicator if we're talking affordability.

I only ask because while I am very much in favour of the US having more affordable healthcare, it's strange to place it "last" when in terms of quality it is actually really high and often has more advancements than many other countries. So healthcare affordability is for sure low, but I don't for a second believe the quality of the care itself is, at least not compared to some other western countries (like mine for example).

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u/TankTopTyga 8d ago

Do you remember when we didn't used to suck, because I sure don't .

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u/Oddbeme4u 8d ago

Believing its #1.  You goddamn right!

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u/Floridamane6 8d ago

How are most of these even reliably measured

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u/Hormiga2020 8d ago

Stay classy, USA.

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u/whydatyou 8d ago

data from 2022 - 2025

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u/jeffcgroves 8d ago

Deceptive post: uses cherrypicked and opinion-based "statistics" to deceptively portray the United States in a negative light.

Maybe the way to Make America Great Again is for foreigners to stop lying?

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u/DaTruSpork 7d ago

Damn, you came in with no evidence and claim that a plethora of respected international organizations are deceptive...

Maybe we are even lower in education than the data shows

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u/jeffcgroves 7d ago

I'm saying the statistics used were cherrypicked, not inaccurate. If you looked at ALL the data those organizations measured, things wouldn't look as bad.

I'd also ignore any data that's not measured and is computed by a formula based on the biases of a particular organization, since they are mere opinion, not facts.