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There are 530,000 medical bankruptcies per year in the US (it's 0 in most first-world countries). If I'm not mistaken, the last time there were any protests connected to healthcare was in 2017, and it involved *hundreds* of people, in a nation of 327 million
You can demand better, but only if you realize it's up to you
I don't know where this rant tweetstorm is coming from but keep going, great reminder of the USA's paradoxes and pervasive dissonancespic.twitter.com/0MfdJ2yB8u
This thread is basically my thoughts for the last 5-6 years on Americans. They've protested the dumbest and least important issues but the big stuff nobody complains about, i don't get that at all.
By many economic factors middle class Americans are way ahead of Europeans. Take GDP per capita, or median house hold income both around 20-40% higher than average European countries.
They have to have quite a lot of money, much more than Europeans, so that when they get sick they can pay the medical bill, if they can't, almost literally they are dead in the economic sense if they declare bankruptcy... ;-)
I'm sorry but you have not been paying attention. There have been protest against the police for years. There was occupy Wall Street. Then alot of people cheering the French suddenly no longer support protest.
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