Do you like America (USA)?

[HungryForCereal]

im not from the USA and i think its a good country compared to mine. im currently studying fashion and my country do not have that much opportunity for people who wanna be a fashion designer. so my plan is to move to the USA later in life. personally, i think its a country with plenty opportunities though it has its weak points as well. and im afraid of guns lol

 

[SoftFairie]

WOO! AMERICA...um

What are we good for again?

I don't even know.

 

[DJStarstryker]

As an American who got to live outside the US for 3 years, I can say that all countries have their good sides and their bad sides. Overall the US is pretty decent though.

The main thing I think would make the US better is if people would stop trying to mix religion into everything. Religion should be a private thing, IMO. It shouldn't be in government and schools and such.

 

[Aali]

Out of curiosity where you are at do people like being called ma'am & sir? I've found that a lot of people the older people here don't like it!

I live in the up north area of my state and people don't mind either way, but the way I Was raised calling them sir and mam is kinda burned into my brain.

 

[Belle of Pripyat]

Out of curiosity where you are at do people like being called ma'am & sir? I've found that a lot of people the older people here don't like it!

I live in Virginia and saying "Sir" and "Ma'am" is the norm. Even when people aren't much older than me, I tend to call them that. And I'm called "Ma'am" sometimes. No one seems to mind.

 

[Han Solo]

personally, I hate it. living in the bible belt my entire life has been nothing but annoying. I'd love to move but I'm not sure if it will ever happen.

 

[skarmory]

the united states is, sadly, manifested around white, straight, cisgender, christian, male privilege. I accept that I have some priviledge, however there are many, many people living here that do not. we live in a nation where people are slaughtered for being non-white, non-straight, non-cis, etc. the us also lacks understanding of those with disabilities and mental illnesses: aspects that need to be addressed and accepted. there is inequality everywhere.

however, these downsides have made me, and so many people, want to fix our country up.

 

[Romaki]

I like american tv shows and I guess they have nice cities, but I wouldn't wanna live there. It's not the worst country, but if I were to move I'd choose another country.

 

[glow]

america's government is corrupt and all that matters is money if I was able to move to a different country I would, but since I financially am crippled by our education system along with the fact that all my family lives here I'm kinda stuck for the time being

 

[Beardo]

Let me put it this way, there are worse places to be.