Crush42 (2016-02-22 04:11:09)

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Long as I don't have toupee it back, Little; I'd accept. :b

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GawdHydra (2016-02-23 04:49:41)

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'Murica

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Whiteflame (2016-02-23 05:00:30)

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I've lost brain cells.

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Crush42 (2016-02-23 05:09:15)

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I have a feeling that everybody who claims to hate America/Americans are just burning with envy because they don't have a keyboard this epic:

in' 'Murica.

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Jill (2016-02-23 06:27:57)

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^ Most are just whiney retards, not that America is the best place in the world, but it surely isn't the worst. In all, if people would just avoid politics, it wouldn't be a bad place.

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Leviathan (2016-02-23 06:43:56)

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America is literally the best place in the world.

The literal point of america is that it's better than the other countries.

With the exception of the UK, and Australia, There isn't a single place that has people 100% happy with their lives with no government control. In America you can come here dirt poor, work hard, and be a millionaire before you're dead. That's rarely found elsewhere.


But even the UK has worse gun laws.

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Jill (2016-02-23 09:04:33)

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Canadians are pretty happy.

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Crush42 (2016-02-23 15:29:23)

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Aside from some censorship (and, for me, a language barrier), Japan seems like a better place to live. The culture seems a lot less judgemental, the technology is still way ahead of our own, and there seems to be a lot less undeveloped areas in comparison to the developed areas than America.

And when I was in South Korea, the only two problems I had (most people knew a fair bit of English, so the language barrier wasn't a big deal) were that a large chunk of streaming sites were censored (but eventually, I found Tor was an adequate workaround) and the curfew (which likely only applies to military). But they have better technology, which they get sooner, the natives are extremely friendly and happy...

South Korea is a place I'd love to go back to, and Japan seems like a place I'd love to try. Both have their problems (I'd argue moreso than America), but the pros, from what I can tell, vastly outweigh the cons; in America, the pros are about equal to the cons.

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