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2. Unions
3. Certain states mandating a minimum wage upwards of $20 ala California
2. both consumers and business owner migrate there
3. feedbackloop because usa now better because (productive) human capital concentrated here
Because EU is cheapskates.
Is it free when you're getting paid substantially less, and pay substantially more in taxes? Let's stop perpetuating that myth. Nothing is free. Europeans are paying out of their collective asses for that stuff.
Do you understand, what an insurance is? Do you?
Of course we pay for it and wo don't do it "out of our collective asses". We still live comfortable lives. The system works so well (apart from minor details of course) that not a single party in Germany, not even the most radical ones on either side of the spectrum, would dare trying to abolish it, because it would be political suicide.
Everybody, EVERYBODY, who is for "free healthcare" understands, that it means "free at point of service." NOBODY will ever claim, that no one is paying for it. Stop it with this demented strawman. It's stupid.
What we get in Europe is the security of not being ruined financially by having an severe accident. I had multiple medical procedures, which would have cost at least 50.000 Dollars in the US and might have ruined my life. It didn't because I had to pay exactly 0 Euros for it in that moment, because for my whole life, i paid insurance fees, that still allowed me to live a VERY comfortable life despite paying those fees.
social credit, which west should adopted if they want government provided services do work well
You have literally no idea, what you are talking about. You are so Stockholm-Syndromed by the American for-profit insurance system, that you probably actually believe this nonsense.