China has a larger population and land area than the United States and they have universal healthcare. There’s nothing special about the US that makes universal healthcare more difficult to implement except the entrenched special interests that lobby the government to prevent it.
I think you’re just lashing out at me because you’re unable to explain why you think diversity makes it harder to implement universal healthcare, but what do I know. I haven’t studied the legal system in China.
China has a larger population and land area than the United States and they have universal healthcare. There’s nothing special about the US that makes universal healthcare more difficult to implement except the entrenched special interests that lobby the government to prevent it.
They are also significantly more culturally homogenous and they’re the oldest established civilization on the planet, so that sounds about right.
I don’t understand what any of that has to do with healthcare.
Oh, ok. Might want to study the legal system and how laws are passed. It’ll make sense after that.
If it still doesn’t, I can’t help sorry.
I think you’re just lashing out at me because you’re unable to explain why you think diversity makes it harder to implement universal healthcare, but what do I know. I haven’t studied the legal system in China.
Sure!