>Yes, Europe does better at redistribution and social services than the
>US. But it's not as if those things are doled out willy-nilly. They
>are tightly regulated. See this as an example:
The UK is not the Europe we're talking about is it?
>US programs for indigent pregnant women and children
What little there is of them
>are not nearly as strict or geared toward social engineering as in
>the Utopia across the Atlantic.
What are you basing this on? I don't know if you're right or wrong about now, but the U.S. will always be the first country to implement sterilization/eugenics programs that lasted well into the 20th century.