Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "Wisconsin official: ‘Get those ballots back as soon as possible’" video.

@Midwit_Madness it doesn't work like that, are you going to participate in the economy and risk killing grandma or alternatively do you think this is a great time to expand business. If hospitals fill up are you ok with just letting them die on the sidewalk because it would affect the economy to put restrictions in place. If you answer yes to all 3 I hope you aren't an investor.
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@Midwit_Madness there have been 3 states transport patients outside of their states , this is just my memory so could be wrong Alabama, Mississippi and might be Arizona. Transported intrastate El Paso and somewhere in Southern California. If you mean local authorities which should not be the main ones running the response it should be the states you are correct in that the majority of large cities are Democrat run, stopping spread in a large city is far more difficult than small cities or rural areas so obviously that will occur. In Australia at the moment all but 2 states are covid 19 free other than imported cases. There is 2 states with less than 10 cases a day total so probably soon country of 25,000,000 covid 19 free , just to pre-empt your next comment Australia is slightly more urbanized than the US we aren't spread throughout the desert. Now Australia's worst state for per capita deaths has done better than the best performing state or major US territory. Some states must be run by Republicans I guess even though you think the virus has gone political, evidence would suggest otherwise. Trump runs the country he is the government due to your system of government he chooses and commands all the secretaries normally called ministers elsewhere, so the people running government are actually unelected. Maybe that system should be looked into, a president is a bit like an elected king. Trump was creating a "better" economy by tax cuts to corporations and running up debt and that's before covid 19. A lot of business was created under Trump's watch through government spending or in other words socialist policies, now due to government failures drug companies etc. have plenty of customers and PPE manufacturers. I will be curious to see the ratings for the economic freedom index by the Heritage Foundation next year. It's is a pretty good guide for how socialist a country is. As a Republican you must be disappointed that the US is low functioning for a limited socialist economy.
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@Midwit_Madness Now I get where you are coming from , while there is some truth in what you say about the US being corrupt compared to best practice you are correct. The reason for it is your system of outdated democracy which in it of itself creates corruption. Voting in law enforcement , and DAs as one example will create corruption in small jurisdictions because you will be more lenient towards your voter demographic or you lose your job. There are numerous examples of this sort of system in the US. Gerrymandering is extremely harmful and is by modern standards a corrupt system, the reason it's so harmful is because those you are disenfranchising are angry for being discriminated against. As we can see discrimination and affirmative action which is another form of discrimination has created some very angry people who kill each other and destroy property, this is not normal in a high income country, although I don't know the details France seems to have similar problems having riots there somewhat often. Constitutional change is the only thing that can fix these problems in my opinion. Maybe because things are so bad now it might be considered or maybe not.
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