yep, it's a funny view of the world

where a poor country which ensures all citizens have basic needs, like housing health care and education, is deemed to be a failed state.

Yet their neighbour - the richest country, and the one with the economic model which has spread throughout the world - has extreme inequality, mass unemployment, poverty, homelessness etc... is viewed to be a success because the other half of the population do really well out of it.

Posted By: Mecagoenti, Oct 2, 14:51:05