@BW

"A Libertarian doesnt support Socialized medicine, and socialized Education.  So you are FAR from a libertarian."

Yes I support those things. In My economic views I'm center-right. Those are the basic things needed for an intelligent and healthy people. I support closing of hospitals and schools that cannot compete. I don't support the district school system u have in the USA. I support a flat tax. I support that the employer can fire workers with minimal bureocracy. I support the weakening of workers unions. I think unemployment checks should't be payed for people who haven't found a job in 8 months etc.

But this is in my own country in the USA I would be economically more left because, unlike in my country, you already have a developed economy which should be used for the benefit of people. There are different ways to how countries should be governed depending on the developement of the country.

Because it works well in my country(especially education).

We have private healthcare/education next to government controlled facilities. So if you want to pay more you can go right ahead. And u dont need a medical card to be treated if its an emergency or if your just going in for a check-up.

Yes education through to highschool is government controlled but highschool isn't compulsary. The schools compete with each other to atract students. There are competitions into getting schools, so the smarter children get into better schools than the other ones. There are also schools for learning a trade after you finish middle school, like auto mechanics or cooking. For college you still have to pay but it doesnt cost 50 000$ a year.

The only problem with government controlled healthcare is that the doctors get paid to little.

It doesn't this much here I think its 2000$ average.

"College in the US.  Each state has their own University system for state residents:
SUNY (State University of New York)
PER SEMESTER
Full time:
NYS Resident undergraduate - $2,175
NYS Resident graduate - $3,450
NYS Resident MBA - $3,550
Non-NYS resident undergraduate - $5,305
Non-NYS resident graduate - $5,460
Non-NYS resident MBA - $5,670"

Those prices are staggering. We pay a little more than 500EUR for a full year.

"Thats because its overly subsidized by tax payers....of all kinds.  It burdens the Economy."

I don't see what's wrong with a country investigating in it's future by investing in education. I'd rather have my country heavily invest in proper education and future rather then the military force.. That, my dear, burdens your economy
Besides, USA schools tend to have extensive sports facilities (at least, that's what I've seen in documentaries), over here it only 1 sportshall. I don't know why a school should have a swimming pool etc.

"The only problem with government controlled healthcare is that the doctors get paid to little."

Not necessarily. Over here, you get most of your medical expenses back by wellfare, but pay a small part of it as well. We have a sort of regulation that there can be only 1 doctor for a certain amount of people (and our doctor/population ratio is higher then in most other countries), so the doctor's quite sure of his/her income