Yeah, I think that is largely the crux of the issue in America, you’re right. I saw a chart documenting that recently and it’s astonishing. Of course, that leads to frustration amongst everyday people as they find it harder and harder to build a comfortable life for themselves. Where I am, in the U.K, look we have well documented problems. I’m not pretending it’s all fantastic and wonderful. It isn’t. We’ve got issues that need resolving and I foresee potential violence eventually. We do have a sense of overall stability though, that I believe comes from being a mature nation with a head of state that very rarely changes. This stability is in exchange for totally protected freedoms like in the States, but theoretically so long as the monarch is a practising Christian who oversees the PM and Government, then we won’t end up under total tyranny. It’s a delicate balance that works, as crazy as it sounds. It’s also a unifier. c96% of the nation approves of the head of state. This is why we have such stability. Is it perfect? Of course not. Is America better in some areas? Yes, absolutely. But I do believe the US needs to strike a balance and find stability, perhaps as a new nation.