You connect these social problems to economic system without any evidence.
Suicides: These are nations often labeled as "socialist" (or happy) whose suicide rate is higher than the U. S.: Belgium, Japan, France, Switzerland, Finland, Austria, Belarus, Sweden (one rank behind U. S.)
Alcohol Deaths: Belarus, Denmark, Finland, Germany, France, Norway, Austria, Cuba, Sweden, Belgium,
Drug Deaths: the U. S. leads in drug deaths. Following the U. S. in opioid use (in order) are: Canada, Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, Australia, Holland, Spain, Luxembourg, Norway, Great Britain, Ireland, New Zealand, Sweden
It appears that there is little relationship between these three social problems an economic system. Social problems can seldom be blamed on any one factor. Some things, like the decline in the crime rate in the U. S., cannot really be explained.
https://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/...ol/by-country/
http://worldpopulationreview.com/cou...te-by-country/
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...e-deaths-world
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