Am I wrong?

The difference between Sweden+England and the US is that the US doesn't have an EU-like system, and (correct me if I'm wrong in this point) we only have one major stock exchange, which would be wall street, whereas the EU has all the stock markets of those countries along with freedom of movement between them. So the stock exchanges would have to suck it up and pay it, because where are they gonna go? The EU? Well the euro is unstable, so thats out. China is still recovering from a crash. So where would they go? Additional, I misspoke. Its a .5% on stock exchanges. Along with that, having an EXPLOSION of educated workers would boost the economy in the long run, and with that the stock market.

Okay. I wanted to get that out of the way that the average American wont have to pay for it. But since you do trade stocks, you can't afford a 1-2% tax on stock trading?

Oh you trade stocks on wall street? Then yes you will have to pay for it. If you don't, then shut the fuck up you won't pay penny.

And my heart

*Mexican music plays*

Deadpool is the man. I want to be friends with deadpool.

HOLY SHIT A TYPO I KNOW YOU'VE NEVER HAD ONE
Also, I'm pretty sure this is the first time I've seriously discussed mental illness on this site. I'm new here, gamer girl is the one the trans one. I'm a different person but I do know gamer.

"I agree with you" "But I don't trust you" "even though I just said I agreed with you"
Also with what bases?

Well mental illnesses have to do with chemical imbalance in the brian. There is a physical component in it.
You can't control which chemicals are released in your brain, so saying there's a difference and that mental illnesses aren't a result of physical things isn't really a medically accurate statement.

Medication