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VGPolyglot said:
NATO said:

Basically every first world capitalist country, you know, like the one you live in.

Go compare a map of capitalist countries, compare it with a map of median age at death, compare it with a map of average income, then economic stability, then just for fun, compare it to a map of highest minimum wage.

 

Then do the same thing for a map of socialist countries.

Obviously the average income is going to be lower, their economies aren't as big. Cuba had one of the highest life expectancies in the world though, in spite of an embargo by the biggest economy in the world. Though I wouldn't call them socialist anymore since they legalized small and medium private businesses:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-36375807

Still doesn't answer my question, I was waiting for you to say bolivia so I could remind you that this short term stability hinges on the massive inflation of price of the natural resources that are abundant and their main export, yet despite that there's still a consistent uptick in inflation compared to capitalist countries too.