America

America has a lot of problems, a vast portion of the population is uneducated, the health care systems are a joke, more money is spent on weapons and defense contracts on an already totally over sized and bloated military that on hospitals and schools combined. 

What would fix this? Should we vote for the person who promises more hospitals and better health care, or the one who promises to wipe out our enemies in the war against terror? as a whole terrorism doesn't really affect us that much, more people die in car accidents that terrorist attacks and the biggest form of damage to our society is fear, fear that leads us to vote for people like George Bush, personally i think that the no 1 way to fix America is "Education", school should not only be free, but mandatory.

One problem with this is, the current supposed democratic government, if you can call it that, doesn't want people to be educated. i personally believe, call me a conspiracy theorist if you want, that the main presidential candidates aren't really running the country, but are in fact puppets.
It doesn't matter who you vote for these days you have the same behind the scenes bureaucracy controlling everything. American democracy makes me laugh...  the presidential candidates work for the same people and are just in it for the fame "look ma I'm the president", "oh just like your father" they will make anyone president these days, all they have to do is what they are told and take the flak, do u think George bush is intelligent enough to come up with any of these plans?? rhetorical question don't answer it. truth about American democracy is, it doesn't matter who you vote for you still voting for the same people, and they use popular media and charismatic leaders to herd the stupid average American to do there bidding, "thats why Americans will never be schooled and Christianity is so popular because its just another tool to control you!

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Yes yes, the normal socialist propaganda, using the normal socialist statistics that are not reflective of the actual quality of health care.

Infant Mortality rates and Life Expectancy have absolutely nothing what so ever to do with your health care system. Japanese women have the longest life expectancy in the world no matter where they live for example.

Would you like a real example? How about breast cancer, an actual disease that actually has to be taken care of by actual doctors. The mortality rate in the United States is 25%, its 28% in Canada, in the UK its over 40%. Prostate cancer perhaps? How about 19% for the US, 25% for Canada, and 49% for France... And in the UK, over 57% of men diagnosed with prostate cancer die from it.