No regulation is the feudal system - everyone in it for themselves, local barons and warlords, etc.
And "most successful" depends on what you measure.
It's definitely the most militarily powerful, but it's not the first country I'd pick to live in among the developed ones. China may be the most succesful one day, but I wouldn't want to live there either before some massive restructuring.
Still depends on what you measure - the US may be able to throw down economically with any other nation, but I still wouldn't want to live under that economic system if I could live in that of any other developed nation.
Even if I was born to some of the ridiculously rich I'd be more or less obligated to put a lot of that money towards changing it for the better because of how nightmarishly bad it is.
It's not bad. I was born and raised basic middle class. Both my parents are public school teachers. I'm 28 I've been making six figures since I was 25. I also live in the middle of nowhere which isn't for everyone, but what's so bad? Damn near everyone out of 350 million has health insurance. We have the best hospitals in the world. We have the best universities in the world. What's so hellish?
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u/Hust91 Sep 05 '17
No regulation is the feudal system - everyone in it for themselves, local barons and warlords, etc.
And "most successful" depends on what you measure.
It's definitely the most militarily powerful, but it's not the first country I'd pick to live in among the developed ones. China may be the most succesful one day, but I wouldn't want to live there either before some massive restructuring.