Yes, I'm sure there's non-zero amount of people who get lots of benefits. And you're likely aware how lucky you are. The point was: it's not common and not required at state/federal level.
But the question was literally about remote development work. Unclear why so many people decided to use it to make random criticisms of the US. Or perhaps it is very clear why.
Remote is an overloaded term. I assumed "work from home in proximity of work in the us". If the OP meant US remote from Korea, that's different, but then we're also likely talking about contracting rather than employment.
> to make random criticisms of the US
It's not criticism, it's comparisons that matter to your enjoyment / impact the total compensation.