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Wrong. The facts don't back you up mr 'I'm so wise. But then again you post NOTHING to back anything you say up... You never do.....
Oh I do... Better health care than you . Better pensions than you . Better education than you
. Better culture . Better transportation 
. Better social and economics lifestyle
... The fact you're trying hard to insult yet failing so badly is funny. Its making you look impotent and angry.
Healthcare:So, how does the Dutch system work?
Their system is fairly simple, everyone is required to purchase insurance from highly-regulated private providers. They describe it as “private health insurance with social conditions”. Insurers are tightly regulated for quality, provision of basic services, and to prevent discrimination, as they are required to accept everyone in their coverage area at a flat rate, no matter what their health status. To prevent loss of profitability from chronically-ill patients, they have a risk equalization system so that rather than losing profits from recruiting sicker patients, insurance companies are compensated for providing service to those patients who need it most. And if a citizen wants to change companies, or buy additional insurance they are free to. It’s a system that encourages competition, but is regulated to prevent the companies from selecting only healthy patients, or otherwise abusing the system to prevent health care provision to sick people. The incentives are designed to provide excellent care to as many people as possible, cheaply and efficiently no matter what their health status, rather than the perverse US system in which the incentives are to deny care and only sign on the healthy. The government even runs a website allowing patients to comparison shop among the different insurance companies and hospitals based upon their ratings for quality, outcomes and performance indicators.
A survey of health satisfaction comparing the US and several other countries, including the Netherlands, showed that the Netherlands led the pack in most measures of patient satisfaction and provision of care.
Oopppps thats your third world country busted eh Mr angry! Seems you live in the third world countryPensions:
What have Denmark, Australia, Holland, Sweden, Switzerland and Canada got in common? The answer is that they are the only countries on earth with better pension systems than Britain, according to an authoritative world report.
The report – the Melbourne Mercer Global Pension Index, compiled by Mercer, the actuary, and the Australian Centre for Financial Studies – compares 18 pension schemes, accounting for more than half the global population, using more than 40 separate indicators.
Denmark was the first country to receive an A grade for its pension scheme in the report’s four-year history. Britain was rated C+, as was Chile. America, Germany and France were among those in the average C category, while China, India, Korea and Japan brought up the rear with D ratings.
The Danish system was the first in the world to be classified as A grade by Mercer last year, knocking the Netherlands from the top position in the rankings. It was awarded an overall index value of 82.9.
LOL Oopppps Kills your childish rant about a third world country ...Seems you live in the third world countryEducation... Take a good hard look as you're not very smart after all LOL
Education standards per countries standing in the world
- Finland
- South Korea
- Hong Kong
- Japan
- Singapore
- UK
- Netherlands 7th
- New Zealand
- Switzerland
- Canada
- Ireland
- Denmark
- Australia
- Poland
- Germany
- Belgium
- USA 17th <===========
Culture:
The Netherlands leads where the US has to stumble in respect to culture some few hundred years more than the US has existed....So again your third world country attempt shows only your ignorance and anger.
. Yet we have a better education system, better businesses, better pensions better transportation better rights, easier lifestyles less violence. Better stability and you are still not even smart enough to make a valid point. Also all this means is America is a third world country using your basis of judgement....... Dutch GDP per capita 2017 48,265$ US 59,501$2017... So your point is mute.... Nice try though.Where to start on that pile of nonsense. First of all You Americans were part of a coalition. Nothing more nothing less.
The 5 Most Widely Believed WWII Facts (That Are Bullshit)
America Won the War Single-Handedly
Hollywood, WWII-shooters, Cold War politics and chauvinists.
Sixty years of World War II movies, and a decade of WWII video games, have made one thing clear: If it wasn't for America, you'd all be speaking German right now, baby! U-S-A! U-S-A!
How America fights a two-front war.
Because it's like thinking that while many X-Men contributed in their own special way, defeating Magneto really came down to Iceman.
Cool party!
World War II wasn't just a clever name. It was a global conflict that included epic acts of heroism by non-Americans like the storming of Madagascar, the Battle of Westerplatte, the Battle of Moscow, the Battle of Kursk, the epically badass Kokoda Track, the pilots of the Polish Underground State, the details of El Alamein or the HMS Bulldog. Of course, Americans never hear about any of those unless, as in the case of the classic submarine film U 571, the characters are just straight up switched to Americans. To quote George S. Patton: "Americans love a winner," which you know because you saw Patton, the film that portrayed Field Marshal Bernard "Rommel-killer" Montgomery like a buffoon simply because he was British.
Cheerio, guv'na!
Suck it up, Damon.
It's tragic how many ******* in the West never heard these stories growing up. One platoon leader in the Red Army named Yakov Pavlov personally rigged a Stalingrad apartment building with enough landmines, rifles and mortars to hold off half the Nazi army. The building was under fire day and night and even had some civilians in the basement, but the fortress never fell. Pavlov himself picked off one dozen tanks from the beast.
LOL And that kills that little BS comment of yours!
Elecricity: it was not just one person who discovered electricity. While the concept of electricity was known for thousands of years, when it came time to develop it commercially and scientifically, there were several great minds working on the problem at the same time. And the Netherlands didnt get it from the US but from the UK...Ooppppsss another error in your rant!
Telephones... Again... Sorry to burst your irrational rant but we got the telephone from the UK...NOT the US! as Bell invented it.... And patented it before Gray lol
Cars.. Ohh dear The Netherlands were using the car well before the US.. around 1886/8 were the first to appear..And they were German by Karl Benz ! LOL. You're not doing well at this are you..NOTHING you have posted has any baring in truth or is even the slightest bit factual!
[QUOTEplanes, and every other luxury you enjoy.][/QUOTE]
LOLOL. You simply haven't a single clue as to the BS your spouting. Everything you write is so easily proven wrong. Its like taking candy from a baby...
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