I’m not aware of one major issue in the US that is not fake and exploitative because of the way it’s misrepresented by the establishment.

According to what’s contained in this article, the US comes in last with the worst and most costly healthcare of 11 Industrialized Western countries.

— https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2021/08/05/global-health-rankings

Innovations don’t improve the health of people that don’t have access to them.

For the money the US public spends on all aspects of healthcare, including all forms of medical liability insurance, we should be able to cover healthcare expenses for every citizen more than once annually and still have money left over. But because existing regulations are allowing the medical industry and pharmaceutical companies to rip us off through exorbitant price gouging, we are literally being made fools of by continuing with more of the same.

I honestly don’t believe there’s any other country in the world where the public is so heavily influenced by propaganda and hype as here in the US.

The entire system is misrepresented in the way that it functions to benefit the elites at the expense of the public.
I’m not aware of one major or substantial issue where the government and media don’t intentionally misrepresent the historic or present day reality to manipulate the public’s sentiments.

It’s been one exploitative lie after another with the exception of some progress that resulted from the civil rights laws around the 1960’s. Since that time, we’ve moved steadily backwards imo. And while many became personally wealthy since the 60’s, because of the tax laws and running up the national debts (especially since 9-11), the country has actually been going backwards while excluding a growing percent of the population from participating in the system in any meaningful way.

With the laws changed and practices in place over the last 40 years or so, everything is now geared to produce maximum corporate profits at the expense of the US public and worldwide humanity in many respects. Part of the irony is that US politicians, over the decades, increasingly sold their loyalties to globalist bankers and financiers along with the multinational corporations they were invested in. The most “successful” politicians just look the other way and make investments of various sorts in the corporations that profit by exploiting the public with the help of those same politicians in both parties.