Not many countries are anywhere near as big as the US, and those that are mostly have similar issues.
I think a part of the problem is that, for someone in a little town like the one in the article, regulatory authorities and the federal legislature are peopled largely with individuals who reside a thousand miles away.
That just can't happen in basically any European country.
I think a part of the problem is that, for someone in a little town like the one in the article, regulatory authorities and the federal legislature are peopled largely with individuals who reside a thousand miles away.
That just can't happen in basically any European country.