do you love america?
i think cia who targeted me
they are worst persons alive they devils
thy never admit god they torture me
It has its problems like any nation, but I am grateful to live in America.
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we Europeans dont like the American lifestyle.
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Iiii’m not a fan to be honest.
I’ve never been there, but I don’t want to go either. I don’t like all those stories about people getting killed by cops, I don’t like the general entitled and ignorant mindset a lot of americans seem to display, and I don’t like that you have to pay a lot of money if you become sick or injured while you’re in the country.
I’mma stay in my country with free healthcare and chill policemen 
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whr you from ? berru
I dont know about the country, but the people here from Usa i find you really very openminded, I really appreciate this 
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I’m from Denmark
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Youre stereotyping/generalizing America!!!
Most of America is beautiful vast mountainous, riverous, tundra, prairie, forest, rain forest, desert, oceans, lakes, animals, beauty!!!
Then you find the big cities and you get all that booooosheet.
America is the land of opportunity IMO. That’s what separates us from other nations in a GOOD way. You go to America you have the opportunity to go from nothing to as much money youre willing to make an effort to…not saying you will automatically succeed but I think that’s the best part of America. Is that there’s so much wealth and people interested in our culture that you can become a millionaire over night like Eminem.
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I root for u bigjon…!!! U.S is sure the land of oppertunity…
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I would probably prefer the European lifestyle at the end of the day but I’m stuck here so might as well make the best of my situation!
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But that’s just it.
The mindset that you can have money as long as you try hard enough, the fact that the whole society seems to revolve around money.
That creeps me out a whole lot.
I’d love to see the nature part of America, but I would want nothing to do with the people.
It’s an instagram nation, and the people seem to have lost touch with reality. I always hear about protests and people from both sides of the political spectrum spreading hate about those who don’t agree with their views.
What happened to the love? To the caring? To the sharing the wealth with those in need, instead of acting like they just didn’t try enough?
And why are so many people there opposed to free healthcare? It’s not like it’s going to make matters worse. And the prices for medicines? Jacked up so big pharma can make even more money? It’s disgusting.
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I agree actually!! I guess you are right. If money wasn’t such a big deal here to become a self-made millionaire…like my family has money but it’s not about HAVING money, its about MAKING money. You have to be super ambitious and super strong and never defeated to succeed.
But still, everyone loves the underdog story of someone like Eminem.
I Do agree though!! But our lifestyle is very complex. There are also a lot of very difficult people to deal with around here.
Sometimes I wonder if anyone deals with the same TYPE of abuse that I have dealt with growing up around new York city the most competitive, I will knock you out to get to first place, place in the world. No one roots for each other here. And it is infectious.
Thank you for your perspective!!!
The nature part of America is beautiful though, and frankly that’s MOST of America. But the press comes out of the east coast cities, even though the west coast and center of the country makes up the most of the country and doesn’t get quite as much attention and is vastly different.
I take back the “land of opportunity” as our biggest strength
I think it is our diversity that makes us so great 
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I was going to say what I like about America and what I don’t like. You said what it is I don’t like about America - that entitled, ignorant mind set. There are a lot of good things about American, though. The rights we have is one thing I really like. I can say what I think. If someone is bothering me I can tell them to ■■■■off. Also, you are putting all Americans together with no discrimination. We’re not all alike. If you don’t like a town in America, you can travel a little way down the road and have a different experience in a different town. One thing that is good about America is the spaces. When I was in Germany in the army I loved the scenery in Germany, but it was so crowded. I got claustrophobic when I went into a grocery store. All in all, I would rather live in America than anywhere else. I like the food we have here too - too much.
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Yeah this is why I think our diversity is our greatest strength.
Not only because it teaches valuable lessons for mankind on how to live with one another and get along (as much as we are struggling with this right now, we are learning!) rather but we have so many options of lifestyle in our country. 50 entirely unique and different states. Every state has a stereotype or label you can throw at it. And within those states we are very diverse as well.
Both diverse in culture, ethnicity, demographic, and everything
Not saying other countries aren’t melting pots, but not like the USA, we have people from all over the world more than any other nation.
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There’s a reason why USA is #1. It’s because they win. Win at healthcare win at education win at trade win at sports win at politics and win at war. The USA has tiger blood in its veins. Winning!!
Why do you think this is unique for the US? It’s not. If anything, the US has been falling behind the rest of the western world when it comes to this. It’s very expensive to get a good education in the US, health care is extremely expensive as well, and low-paying jobs are very low-paying. The US is not the land of opportunity anymore.
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It baffles me how ignorant Americans can be about the rest of the world. Like what you said here, for example. Do you really believe we don’t have basically all the same rights here in Europe? Freedom of speech is not an American thing.
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Just for the record: I like the US. I like Americans. I want to visit the US. But I wish Americans knew more about the world outside their borders. There’s something very narcissistic about thinking your country is better than all the rest of the world, and at the same time not really knowing much at all about the world.
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America needs much more socialism…
I love America. I don’t care what anyone else says. I don’t believe in socialism or communism.
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