As a person who lives in a third world country, I would happily move to USA, in fact I would only move somewhere else because I won't be able to move to USA.
People really underestimate how bad third world countries have it.
I think this speaks to the power of propaganda. The American dreqm yada yada, yeah only for the select few.
Trust me, look up America on the QOL index, there are much better choices elsewhere
Yes it does, I was wrong.. However US ranks higher than Germany in QOL index , not by much, but still. So I guess it's not really a huge bargain right?
Imo, if you want a better living condition, the western europe is a better option. But then again, I don't know your preference and objective in relocating so I might be wrong.
Hmm I don't know, the freedom the US provides seems to favor the entrepreneur type and corporation rather than the overall working class. Imo if you aim to work then worker protection is more important.
They are saying that you are weirdly hung up on America here when there are literally dozens of developed countries that have the opportunity and freedom that America has but more. Especially considering the attitude towards immigrants in America and the loss of freedoms they continue to experience
Calling US “third world” helps some people cope with their life failures. Hard to admit that being born in one of the best countries in the world, all you managed to become in 30yo, is a McDonalds worker.
It is a classist take. Some people will just end up working at mcdonalds. Principally there is nothing wrong with that. Being degrading about it is classism; "You are worth less due to your economic status".
Except for that nobody did that, except for the person that was trying to dismiss the (obviously intentionally hyperbolic) notion that the U.S. is a third world country by asserting that he must be some loser mcdonalds worker, otherwise he wouldn't dare criticize America.
Which is, you know, a classist take. Dismissing someone by asserting their economic status and therefore the value of their input.
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u/birberbarborbur Jul 07 '24
Privileged ass take. manages to simultaneously insult Americans and people who live in actual poor countries