Introduction and Index
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Some people, particularly on the left, say that they wish that the United States of America was more like Europe. Some other people, especially on the right, do not support this.
I am here to address both of these views, mostly in ways that very few other people or anyone else would do. Rather you are on the left or on the right, I think that we all can learn something from this.
Countries such as Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine, will be excluded from this article's definition of Europe due to economic and political conditions. However, many of the issues that this article will cover can be applied to Canada, and to a lesser degree, Australia, New Zealand, as that they all speak a European language, descended from a European culture, use a European-based government and legal system, and the largest religion was exported to these places by a European nation.
Watching long videos are not required if you do not have the time or do not understand English. If you can understand English, I suggest listening to videos instead of reading for the sake of time. I've written out the points of videos if they're under 9 minutes or so long.
Regardless, if you're going to respond to this, please dedicate yourself completely and read the whole book (not including videos or linked articles). Especially if you're going to write your review on Quora or other forum.
Chapter 1: What I think Europe does better than America.
Page 1: How Europe treats teens and children compared to America.
Pages 4-8: proportional representation, regulatory capture, cronyism, cars and more
Chapter 3: Responding to common complaints about America.
The conflicting definitions of freedom
Healthcare and college/university
Welfare state, low taxes, and inequality, and how to fix welfare
Unitary state/centralism vs federalism and localism
Weapon exports and war and peace
Climate change/global warming and COVID-19
How to fight the rise of fascism and Neo-Nazism
Freedom of speech, political correctness, racism
Is America the most free country in the world? Plus what's great about America.