Comments by "PutinPussyRiot" (@ruzziasht349) on "Jordan Green" channel.

@robertplant2059 you've never been have you?
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@ 2 vacations a year? hahaha now I know you're lying, every European gets 5 weeks paid holiday each and every year. Americans get 20 days after about 15 years service. Cry me a river hahahaha
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@robertplant2059 Great Britain inventions are quality ~ Steam engine, telephone, television, World Wide Web, jet engine, vaccination, electric motor, hovercraft, radar, military tanks, postage stamp, stainless steel, lightbulb, ATM, and penicillin.
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@robertplant2059 Sure hahaha you'll have to stop, you're killing me with your BS. Well known fact Americans get only 10 days PTO, in the UK they get 28 days, in their first year. My guess is you never left mommy's basement.
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@JordanGreenYT travelled all over the US for work, and felt disappointed every time. The worse part, my US customers always proudly wanted to take me to their favourite restaurant, Mexican, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, steak house, burger, pizza etc., and every time without fail I'd had better in Europe.
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@davidpritchard604 Oh really, let's have example countries.
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@Mxke818 American incarcerates the highest percentage of it's people than ANY other country on the planet, including North Korea, Iran, Russia, Syria, and Venezuela. You probably should stop being brainwashed by Fox, and try opening your eyes a little. lmao.
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@magggg6117 They get one week to start with and have to work many years before they get two. Maternity pay is also virtually non existent. I'm in the UK we get 5 weeks in our first year.
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@JB-wq2rx America will eventually kill you, all those awful chemicals and hormones in their food.
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it@s ZuRICK not ZuRICH apart from that, excellent video!
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When you look at how capitalism plays out in Europe versus the U.S., the difference is pretty eye-opening. In the U.S., the system is harsh, it’s every person for themselves, with virtually no safety nets. But in most European countries, capitalism looks and feels a lot different. It’s been shaped into a social-democratic model. That means you still have free markets and economic growth, but they’re paired with strong social policies, things like universal healthcare, quality education, and solid workers’ rights. It’s a version of capitalism that actually tries to reduce inequality and support people, not just profits. Basically, Europe has figured out how to make capitalism work without losing sight of social fairness to all.
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@smokerx6291 You really ought to get out more and do yourself a favor: switch off Fox News before it completely melts your critical thinking. The self-proclaimed 'greatest country on Earth' leads the developed world in obesity, homelessness, diabetes, and drug addiction. And when it comes to locking up its own people, both in sheer numbers and per capita, the U.S. easily outdoes the usual authoritarian bogeymen like Russia, North Korea, China, and Venezuela. The land of the Free? hahaha
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@JordanGreenYT can't wait to welcome you back.
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@d947 I call BS* sorry but I've travelled extensively across the US and I never heard a European once say they prefer it. You're not from Belgium, you're a fraud. The US is supposed to be the land of the free, and yet they incarcerate more of their citizens than any other country on earth, in sheer numbers and also per capita, even more than North Korea, Russia, China or Venezuela.
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