True, but none of them are first world countries. The US stands alone in this regard.That can be said about most countries around the world. There are many populations that don't have any access to medical care or at least creditable medical care.
That can be said about most countries around the world. There are many populations that don't have any access to medical care or at least creditable medical care.
This is true. The US stands at the bottom in this regard when comparing to other countries in the minority world.True, but none of them are first world countries. The US stands only in this regard.
Which countries?
Do you really want me to list every country in the majority world? I would assume that most in those countries do not have access to adequate healthcare and do not have paid time off.
Just the ones that are analogous to the United States will do.
Thank you!Why? Does everything need to be a debate?
No country is comparable in the majority world to the US. I don't see how that has anything to do with the general statement I made.
Keep up the good fight.
Honestly, it shocks me that some posters here still think the US is first world country. HaTrue, but none of them are first world countries. The US stands alone in this regard.
We will always be a first world country by definition because it was short hand for cold war definitions. It really isn't a useful term anymore.Honestly, it shocks me that some posters here still think the US is first world country. Ha
The First World consisted of the U.S., Western Europe and their allies. The Second World was the so-called Communist Bloc: the Soviet Union, China, Cuba and friends. The remaining nations, which aligned with neither group, were assigned to the Third World.
You can compare the US to OECD countries if that's a better term than "first world".We will always be a first world country by definition because it was short hand for cold war definitions. It really isn't a useful term anymore.
First world problems
Why? Does everything need to be a debate?
No country is comparable in the majority world to the US. I don't see how that has anything to do with the general statement I made.
Keep up the good fight.
Are you Data from Star Trek?The post you responded to spoke specifically about the structure of the US economy. Your reply was irrelevant in the context of any other non first-world nation.
There won't be a debate if you stop making meaningless comparisons like that.
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