I'm not conservative, liberal or anything else, but if a country has the resources to provide healthcare, as we do, I don't understand for the life of me why people here, when they get old or very sick, have to get rid of all of their belongings to get help. Levitsky expressed a feeling of trepidation about the direction of American society today. The law has now gained such an insistent premise that it has become our doomsday machine. Well, one cannot assuage the death of a beloved or mandate love itself by any law. Leaders should be able to project more by their own behavior of civility and non-combativeness.
Cooperation is a nice word for it.
Levitsky offered an abundance of suggestions for improving our national community life. I think there should be more public works projects for underemployed artists, to integrate art into public life. I would like to see more public forests so people could feel more with their environment. There are some already, like the public beaches in New York, but I would like to see more. For example, in Sweden every person has the right to go across every person's land, to use the berries, the waters, the animals of that land, as long as they don't stay more than 24 hours.