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**iouiyyut** · 02-15-2007, 09:20 PM

What are the criteria used?

In most global ranking lists USA (and UK) are below all the industrial coutries - in education, social security, democracy, environment, etc. It does not help to ask what are the criteria - those countries ar performing very badly.

USA is spending trillions of dollars to brutal military aggressions in the world and this money has been taken off from exactly those services creating well-being.

USA is a 3rd world country whatever are the indicators... ok, there is money but no quality of life.

It is funny to see that countries which have a semi-socialistic system are on the top of all the lists (like the Nordic countries) - the American capitalism has created only wars and robbery so far.

02-15-2007, 09:20 PM	#6
iouiyyut Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 428 Senior Member	What are the criteria used? In most global ranking lists USA (and UK) are below all the industrial coutries - in education, social security, democracy, environment, etc. It does not help to ask what are the criteria - those countries ar performing very badly. USA is spending trillions of dollars to brutal military aggressions in the world and this money has been taken off from exactly those services creating well-being. USA is a 3rd world country whatever are the indicators... ok, there is money but no quality of life. It is funny to see that countries which have a semi-socialistic system are on the top of all the lists (like the Nordic countries) - the American capitalism has created only wars and robbery so far.
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