The decayed cowboy

I have been to quite a few countries in the world.

I have made many observations.

In light of the mathematical data I have obtained, I have compared the prosperity levels of countries.

The situation of the vast majority of the eight-billion population is already clear.

Data suggests that the number of people with access to potable water in their homes is no more than one billion.

The number of those who possess habitable housing is reportedly no higher than that.

However, the data is not very encouraging for America, which is a superpower in the world.

I am not saying this.

The famous elderly U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders is saying it.

“Healthcare? 'You are on your own.'”

Housing? “There is nothing we can do.”

Food prices? “You are out of luck.”

Another 200 billion dollars for war? “No problem, right away.”

Americans—Democrats, Republicans, independents—are tired of endless wars.

“We must use our resources within the country,” they say.

A large portion of the citizens of a country that acts as a bully in the world, drops bombs on the heads of whomever it wants, and kills children without blinking an eye, lives in misery, insecurity, and without education.

And yet, no one can even look askance at this country of rotten cowboys.