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by jeffreyrogers·12y ago·view on hn ↗
These are all good points, but it's also important to realize that American and European populations are very different in regards to constituency (you touched on this a bit with your point about the rich-poor gap). So a simple drop-in-place European substitute isn't likely to be as effective as it might seem.

That's not to say that things don't need to change or that they have to be this way, but I think it will require more than simply copying Europe.