Yeah that's interesting - maybe I have some selection bias that leads me to a different sense. I do think though that there's a relation between attitudes and

Yeah that's interesting - maybe I have some selection bias that leads me to a different sense. I do think though that there's a relation between attitudes and policy that gets enacted. So I agree many people do think that the US healthcare system is the "best in the world" - but if everyone thought that, we would never have had Obamacare, and Medicare for All wouldn't be a thing. I think these policies being enacted/seriously discussed is evidence that there's a non-trivial number of people questioning the status quo. Anyway, my overall point was that questioning the status quo is good for your country and reflexively defending it is bad, because then you don't find ways to improve it.