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Disregarding the EU is also disingenuous.

Rather than consider the USA as a single monolith and comparing to a single European nation like Denmark, compare to the equivalent monolith (the EU has 46% of the area, 158% of the population, and 103% GDP of the USA). Most EU countries have heavy central planning for all the things _delirium mentioned, probably all EU countries if you use the USA as a baseline.



Right, the EU is more applicable if you compare each country to a US state. US States typically do have central planning, like doling out these water rights.


And the EU doesn't generate massive waste? Denmark is not exactly the average, it's exceptional even in the EU.




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