They make a good point: Quality of life is far higher in Europe due to strong leftist policies

They make a good point: Quality of life is far higher in Europe due to strong leftist policies.

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I'm sure it has nothing to do with the highly white and culturally homogeneous societies.

Western Europeans countries are not world powers like USA. They don't know what they are talking about. People like this think politics only objective is "the happines of the citizen".

Or maybe demographics are important too.

>Having free university, low healthcare costs, strong unions aka strong law for employees and good infrastructure are leftists policies

So why the fuck would anybody want right policies lol? This would mean companies having the power over people, infrastructure beeing bad, unions beeing weak, healthcare is expensive would all be right wing policies.
Why would any sane person want this?

Oh wait we are talking about right wing American policies lol.

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>Quality of life is far higher in Europe due to strong leftist policies.
Those strong leftist policies were only possible because of cheap energy and resource imports from Russia and offloading military spending onto the US.
Europe is going to be a lot poorer going forward.

In a sick way, I don't want things to get better.

I want everyone to be as miserable as I am.

Quality of Life is higher because of stronger trust-based societies, largely bound by common history and shared culture and race
There are a tonne of shit-holes in Europe, the few nice ones (which are nice on paper and in the metrics, but have other problems that the statistics conveniently ignore) are like 99% of their indigenous ethnicity
That and the fact that everything is more rural

1. US has the best universities on the planet so they're expensive. All universities are full of leftists so don't think your country's are any better
2. We get paid more for the same thing even after cost of living adjustment and more money is ultimate worker right.
3. Democracy is a joke in general and euro countries have less freedom anyway
4. Like the universitys, the United States dominates the top 10 hospitals list every year. Nowhere in the world has better hospitals than mayo clinic, Cleveland clinic, John Hopkins, etc
5. Cities are cancers that should not have residential areas
6. You have better trains because you're so poor you can't even afford a car

1. Degrees are also worth less. UK costs the full amount (£10,000/yr, and that doesn't count accommodation) and the degrees don't get you better jobs. Equally the positions you do get from that degree pay a lot less.
2. This one is fair enough for paid leave, the US is shitty at that, but it's not really a "lefty" policy. Gaddafi and Hitler also had this
3. Multi-party works better, again that's not a "lefty" policy. It just means not calling everything left/right. That's not an anything-policy, it's just a fundamental idea at a lower level than the concept of "parties"
4. Swiss healthcare is private and one of the best in Europe. UK healthcare is public and is dogshit. I go private and it's worth every penny. It's nice to have the free fallback if I really need it, but when I don't urgently need it (I never have) I pay for private.
5. Cities are shit. London/Birmingham are worse than hell. European architecture is better too. This isn't really a political thing
6. All that infrastructure is privatised over here. The extremely efficient public transport system you see in Germany is Hitler's true lasting legacy.