Actually Infuriating

Would you look at that, Brazil has all of those! The problem with UHC is that right wing politicians have been doing everything in their power to dismantle it ever since its inception.

The previous govt (fucking bozo) was also keen on "isn't it better to have some work and no rights, rather than having rights and no work?"

Public universities, while being free, often can only be attended by the well off, since class times might be all over the week (Monday morning, Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday morning AND night), fucking anyone that needs to work to sustain themselves.

Paid sick leave exists in some US states, for example vermont. It’s not a lot but it’s better than nothing.

Free college is no longer a thing here in the UK. But our student loan terms are bloody generous.

The world isn't this black and white, so you can't just compare things at a basic level like this

For example the Netherlands has intuition fee's for universities. It's about 2500 euro per student per year. I'd much rather have it free, but it's still nothing compared to the 50K or 100K some people pay for an American University

Luckily there's still many other important things such as food safety, workplace safety, consumer protection... um...

Republicans: Don't care, owned the libs.

We used to have free college, but college students protested things which pissed off Reagan so he campaigned against it

Indeed, but nothing is for free and we pay for the so-called "free" services through taxes. Yes, the 1st Class EU members are way ahead of the piss poor US labor laws and public services. Thanks to the MAGAts, working conditions will become 3rd World.

One matter, the blue-collar apprenticeship system in Germany is outstanding and the only organization that comes close are the trade unions in the USA, but it depends on which local you are in. Some are superb and some are WTF.

Well, there's one country I'm not moving to. It amuzes me that a first world country, hell, a global superpower, doesn't have any of that stuff, it would benefit everyone, especially free healthcare because you wouldn't have to worry about going bankrupt just to get that surgery you know you need. It doesn't even have to be free, just making it affordable for everyone is already a huge step.

It's not strictly true collage or university as it's know in the rest of the world, in the UK it's only Scotland that gets free tuition, not the rest of us, higher education which is 16-18 is free

Countries with labour laws and free education: "Learn and work, work and learn!"

Australia could have been included here, the only missing one is free 'college' which is known as University here.