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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_infant_mortality_rate
It has been noted that the infant mortality rate of the US is among the highest in developed countries, on a par with countries such as Croatia, New Caledonia and Cuba.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_death_rate
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_life_expectancy
The figures for death rate and life expectancy are just as gloom.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/01/28/infrastructure.report.card/index.html?iref=newssearch
Infrastructure in the United States are aging, rusty and poorly maintained. They received a cumulative ranking of D given by the American Association of Civil Engineers.
http://www.infrastructurereportcard.org/state-page/california
In particular, roads, drinking water and mass transit are key concerns in California. Notably, 30% of California's bridges are structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. 66% of its major roads are in poor or mediocre condition. 59% of high hazardous dams have no emergency action plans.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/03/13/school.stimulus/index.html?iref=newssearch
And then there is this bunch of GOP market-economy extremists who don't care a bit about the worsening conditions of schools, infrastructure and so on. The school reported here suffered 'walls peeling off, water leaking through the roof and debris falling off from the ceiling', and that some classes had to be 'taught on trailers', perhaps making it even worse than schools in Sichuan, China after last year's earthquake.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_income_equality
The US has one of the highest Gini indices among developed countries (though Hong Kong is even worse in this respect), comparable to Mexico, Uruguay and Venezuela. It is easy to see beggars everywhere around.
These being said, I still prefer living in the US to Hong Kong, mainly because the US society is far less monolithic than its HK counterpart, and because it has a much better academic atmosphere and respect for human knowledge.
[ 本帖最後由 S3BL100 於 2009-5-25 23:51 編輯 ] 原帖由 S3BL100 於 2009-5-25 23:45 發表 http://www.hkitalk.net/HKiTalk2/images/common/back.gif
These being said, I still prefer living in the US to Hong Kong, mainly because the US society is far less monolithic than its HK counterpart, and because it has a much better academic atmosphere and respect for human knowledge.
好認同
香港係一個單元民族、單元思維嘅膚淺社會 原帖由 053h4 於 2009-5-28 19:41 發表 http://www.hkitalk.net/HKiTalk2/images/common/back.gif
美國整體上依然係一個富國, 只是有些社會問題
沒有地方係完美的, 如國說是第三世界, 我覺得把問題跨大
是社會普遍富裕、少部分人極度貧窮；還是社會普遍貧窮、少部分人極度富有呢？相信是後者，因而才會有20:80的說法。 有好多窮人係I.I. 來，點保障佢哋 原帖由 nwfb23 於 2009-5-30 08:02 發表 http://www.hkitalk.net/HKiTalk2/images/common/back.gif
有好多窮人係I.I. 來，點保障佢哋
相信有更多的"合法窮人"被所謂自由經濟所誤。 當做Walmart要去到食阿公份醫保(而自已供唔起自己份醫保)個陣，仲話無問題？
係呀，保障左呀，不過帶來的就係Walmart可以將個成本Externalize左，轉嫁左畀其它納稅人囉。 話比大家聽
美國根本就係一個後現代羅馬帝國
只會顧既得利益者利益
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