I never understood this. It's objectively the most successful country that's ever existed, and the world would be much worse off without it.
Whatever they're doing, everyone else should try to emulate it in their own countries.
Why does everyone hate America so much?
Adrian Powell
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Eli Powell
Because everyone hates the top dog
Angel Kelly
Trump the candidate was a very bad person.
Trump the president is very meh.
Henry Thompson
approval was probably through the roof during the cold war when Ivan was pointing all his nukes at europe. one thing I've learned about euros after coming here is that you guys are natural complainers
Aiden Ward
>Whatever they're doing, everyone else should try to emulate it in their own countries.
How about no?
The US is a shithole. It’s a very rich shithole, but it still is a shithole. They have no society to speak of, everyone fends for themselves, it’s a horrible place to be. But you may get compensated with tons of money.
Now if you think that money is the most important thing there is, then I can understand why you would say so. But then you’re also wrong.
Ethan Bell
That's just europeans being reactionary after trump.
Carter Miller
The US is a great place if you have money.
If you can afford it, the education system is the best in the world.
If you can afford it, the quality of health care is the best in the world.
If you can't afford any of this, well fuck you, you're probably lazy and/or stupid and you don't deserve any nice things.
Ian Ortiz
I don't know what the fuck the UK is complaining about since we already do spend 2% on the military.
Lincoln Harris
Few people hate America as a concept, they hate America as an entity.
Parker Stewart
This should be the sticky.
Jaxson Thomas
BASED HATEUGAL
Wyatt Rogers
>the education system is the best in the world.
Maybe in Universities, I doubt your primary/secondary schools are better than the ones in the most advanced European countries.
Prove that statement of yours.
Owen Gomez
>I never understood this.
Don't worry OP. It's only because you are a politically and historically illiterate imbecile.
Charles Ortiz
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Not him but here you go
Gavin Evans
I'm pretty sure that the US middle-class is better off than the German middle-class as well, not just the rich.
Robert Carter
Why does this chart only seperate American racial categories when most Western European countries have significant minority rates among their minor population? To the lucid observer it's clear that someone is pushing an agenda here.
Brayden Williams
America has much more non whites than Europe
Juan Murphy
You point being? Separating the American sample by races while leaving those of the major Western European countries which total score have already been shown to be affected by a large influx of immigrant populations is highly misleading and could only ever serve someone that is pushing a covert political agenda.
Christopher Walker
why do you cry about everything. once western european demographics reach american levels it'll start separating for you guys too
Ethan Murphy
The fuck did we ever do to portugal?
Jordan Stewart
Oliver Phillips
Among non-migrants Germans score better th Korea, Macao and China's richest cities
Jayden Hughes
Shut the fuck up based ally
Robert Rogers
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Shanghai, Singapore, HK, Japan and SK are all ahead of you though, and the 1st listed American category is Asian-American, lol.
WTF is this.
Bentley Brown
>Montenegro 7
Yeah, so much for that now.
Two to go.
Jonathan Lopez
Noice
Julian Wood
Noah Powell
I agree about the primary/secondary school education overall. However he said "If you can afford it" There are still plenty of blue blood private primary and secondary education available here that are undoubtedly amongst the worlds best
Chase Nguyen
>amongst the worlds best
that sounds a bit different than
>the best in the world
Jace Moore
From what I understand, people like the US as a military power that protects them from China/Russia.
However people do not like Americans.
Hudson Clark
If you're at a position to consider that education stops at 18, the difference between "amongst" and "the" is irrelevant. In the US, only a high school education means you're either enlisting in the military or you've got a career as a gas station attendant lined-up.
However, if you consider at least a baccalaureate as part of a baseline education, then the US is ne plus ultra. Look at any list of ranking the top universities in the world. It is overwhelmingly American, with a smattering of British and some European schools.
Levi Long
For most people it's actually the other way around
William Rodriguez
The middle class as you understand it has not existed in the US for about 30 years.
We have a professional class (doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc) a working class (welders, plumbers etc) and a working poor class (factory workers)
If you compare the life of someone in our professional class with someone of a mittlere reife-level education, yes, the US will come out ahead, but if you take that same KFZ-mechanik and compare him to his equivalent in the US, you'd be shocked at how impoverished his American counterpart is.
Robert Thompson
>if you consider at least a baccalaureate as part of a baseline education
well... is this the case in the USA?
William Sullivan
I'll never understand why welders are considered "working class" when they can make 150k after taxes depending on specialization.
Gabriel King
They work with their bodies.
Cameron Howard
>Look at any list of ranking the top universities in the world. It is overwhelmingly American, with a smattering of British and some European schools.
all these rankings are made by American organizations and consider nothing but number of citations by professors
Is it true that the professor with the most citations is the best at teaching entry level courses for Bachelor students?
Is it true that professors that get cited the most spend the most time educating Bachelor students?
No to both. These ranking are not very relevant in terms of the quality of the education itself.
Somebody might want to search for a statistic showing how many professors at us universities were educated in other countries. Why is that so? Shouldn't there be only professors and educators who were educated in the usa? since, obviously they need to be the very best "ne plus ultra" educated individuals in the world
Hunter Collins
I hate both
Hunter Mitchell
>mittlere reife
That means 10 years of school education + no other education
Tyler Martinez
Connor Perez
>I'll never understand why welders are considered "working class" when they can make 150k after taxes depending on specialization.
150k in the US isn't as much as you think. The people who make that and who "live a good life" have a lot of debt and no savings.
Jonathan Nguyen
What's your point, buddy? That US schools aren't good? That all the kids who come from around the world to attend Harvard and MIT and CalTech are being tricked?
Gabriel Carter
you picture tells a different story, it says America was very popular until some fag new American president started to insult NATO allies and praising enemies
Hudson Ramirez
That's adorable. You think laws apply to the wealthy.
Luke Sullivan
most people go to these two schools (that aren't represantative of the USA anyway) not for the education but for the other benefits that come with attending them. And the ones who fulfil the requirements to be admitted would be succesful also if they would attend other universities.
the ones who go there and actually think their education would thus be better than anybody else's in the world are deluded