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I must be psychic because I had an image in my head today that I would read about the happiest countries. I've had many other same of occurrences happen to me in the past couple weeks. I'll think about it and have it happen later on. Weird.
Well in that article is one item that helps them be happy..one the US cannot do.
From your link:
"The happiest people in the developed world get loads of social services without having to work too hard. Having abundant natural resources, a thriving services sector and a fairly homogeneous population helps as well. "
Well in that article is one item that helps them be happy..one the US cannot do.
From your link:
"The happiest people in the developed world get loads of social services without having to work too hard. Having abundant natural resources, a thriving services sector and a fairly homogeneous population helps as well. "
So Texas would even be better for you if they didn't have all those blacks and hispanics and you could live among "your people" ?
So that's your comment eh ? Deflect, finger point and attack the messenger ?
Smaller homogeneous populations do better. That's just a fact.
That Utopia you laud about in other countries could NEVER happen here.
Well you will not rid Texas of the Hispanics that bring you down so much.
But that has nothing whatsoever to do with treating workers fairly, and providing health care for all citizens and having the rich pay their fair share of the budget.
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