Did he *really* do anything wrong? Or was he just a flat-out tyrant?

How the fuck is Belgium unsuccesful

I hope you enjoy having to pay thousands of dollars for a broken arm

Your country is split between three regional and conflicting governments, it was founded as a buffer state against France, your capital is currently the home-nest of Islamic extremism on the continent, you're the primary cause of europe's inability to stand against third world migration, and you're one of the primary destabilizers of Africa in history

As the laughingstock of Europe, the real question is what went right?

Which likely doesn't have anything to do with the country's political ideology.

The north is doing perfectly fine

>Did he *really* do anything wrong?

He literally falsified information and despite claiming to have a big list of communist spies in the government refused to reveal it and his commission never found *one* spy.

All he succeeded in doing was ruining the careers of a bunch of actors and academics.

Oh that and he allowed his chief of staff to try and threaten the army into releasing his (the staffers) gay lover

>The succesful countries in Europe
You mean Scandinavia? Which is arguable more capitalist than the US?

>Which is arguable more capitalist than the US?

Please, argue that.

Well, it actually lets its car companies go bankrupt for starters, has a lower corporate tax rate, laxer regulations on banks and investment.

I could go on.

>has a lower corporate tax rate, laxer regulations on banks and investment.

uh lol