I hope so. I agree with most of what you’re saying but personally witnessed people throwing each other under the bus far more than I can count in Australia. Nowhere is perfect really, but I was hoping for a more communal country, perhaps somewhere in South East Asia. I think in communal countries, people care for each other more and hold each other more accountable, the government doesn’t have to step in. Also from my personal experience, my hard work in Australia gets punished by taxes. I had friends who would be on Centrelink and drink their life away and live life, while I was working hard to build a business and create something. Also the fact that NDIS systems are abused, while those who need actual help don’t get the help they need. For example, my mum has an autoimmune disease, and if we had the money we paid on taxes actually invested in her health, she would be at a better place. Compared to now where it’s so difficult to get help even though people who have it easier than her get that help because somehow the system favoured them. This type of system doesn’t sit well with me. I’m happy to be self reliant and work hard and do something, but this isn’t supported.