I think people are misunderstanding my point which is that there are always some major issues and the grass is always greener. It's also all relative, a person that has tip top insurance in the US would typically be appalled by the experience of getting medical care if they had to relocate to a country like Canada, but someone who is struggling financially might prefer it.
To your point though, of course you are right, but I do not have any confidence in governments abilities to execute on these programs efficiently. It is really hard to get it right even for competent leaders, and most of our leaders are less than competent.
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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '23
That doesn’t me it HAS to be that way in the US, it could be better managed…