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What do you like about America and what don't you like? Why? In terms of life, politics, economy Who's been there? What's it like? and got a better answer
Response from Антон Владимирович[+++++]
I live here. I like the higher standard of living, I like the fact that everything here is done for the people, and not as in Russia, politicians want to pick pocket more money, everything is very civilized, all according to plan, even transport. everyone lives by the rules, fear the laws, which makes the country safer to live here, I do not like stupid laws, such as drinking and selling alcohol is allowed from 21, while the army sends people to war from 18. it means from 18 you can keep weapons and kill, but alcohol cannot be drunk. I like the fact that people here are honest, incorruptible! People are kind, always smiling, everyone says hello how are you, what a nice blouse= so nice= in general I like almost everything! in general, the impression is positive! you can live! to achieve something in life - in america is more real, faster, because prices here are about the same as in russia, and where even less, but the wages are several times higher!
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like the fact that everything here is done for the people and not like in Russia politicians who only pocket more money. everything is very civilized, even transport. everyone lives by the rules and is afraid of the laws, which makes the country safer to live in. I do not like stupid laws, such as you can drink and sell alcohol at 21 and you cannot serve in the army at 18. It means you can keep arms and kill from 18 but you cannot drink alcohol. I like the fact that people here are honest and incorruptible! People are kind, they always smile and say hello. how are you? what a cute little jacket = so nice = overall, I like almost everything! in general, the impression is positive! you can live! you can achieve something in life in america more quickly because prices here are about the same as in russia and even less, but the wages are several times higher! human work is paid by the hour and as it should be!
like the fact that everything here is done for the people and not like in Russia politicians who only pocket more money. everything is very civilized, even transport. everyone lives by the rules and is afraid of the laws, which makes the country safer to live in. I do not like stupid laws, such as you can drink and sell alcohol at 21 and you cannot serve in the army at 18. It means you can keep arms and kill from 18 but you cannot drink alcohol. I like the fact that people here are honest and incorruptible! People are kind, they always smile and say hello. how are you? what a cute little jacket = so nice = overall, I like almost everything! in general, the impression is positive! you can live! you can achieve something in life in america more quickly because prices here are about the same as in russia and even less, but the wages are several times higher! human work is paid by the hour and as it should be!
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Hello. May I meet you?
Hello. May I meet you?
Response from 0[+++++]
there's nothing to do in america! It's a shithole!
there's nothing to do in america! It's a shithole!
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The States is the country everyone in the USSR dreamed of. The country where all the main precepts of socialism are put into practice. 1.Man - that sounds HONOROUS! 2. Everything for the individual, everything in the name of the individual. 3 From each according to his ability - to each according to his work. 4.Freedom and equality Fraternity does not pass, as it provides for equalization. Another social formulation has been slightly changed. 5.Who does not work - he eats from the gut, but only what they give him And they give him a lot! But on the other hand - the USA is a place where you have to work very, very hard, to live well. from the point of view of an American. Americans are very kind and polite people. You cannot compare them with Russians. Very high level of education. According to UN data for 2006 - The cities with the highest proportion of people with college and post-secondary education were: Seattle 52.7 of its residents have at least a college degree, San Francisco 50.1, Raleigh, NC 50.1, Washington 45. 3, Austin 44.1, Minneapolis 43.2, Atlanta 42.4, Boston 40.9, San Diego 40.4, and Lexington, Kentucky 39.5 On average in the United States, in 2006, 27.2 people had a high level of education--scientifically literate can be considered about 28 Americans, 14 Europeans and 5 Japanese. Among individual countries Sweden has the largest number of people who can consider themselves educated, followed by the United States, the Netherlands 24, Norway, Finland, and Denmark 22. Of course, life in the United States is not a recipe for success, but rather a relentless race to the next level. I have seen dozens of countries, but no one is even close. Politics is not ideal, but it is not as terrible and disgusting as they write about it in Russia. And certainly not as treacherous and despicable and deceitful as Putin's policies.
The States is the country everyone in the USSR dreamed of. The country where all the main precepts of socialism are put into practice. 1.Man - that sounds HONOROUS! 2. Everything for the individual, everything in the name of the individual. 3 From each according to his ability - to each according to his work. 4.Freedom and equality Fraternity does not pass, as it provides for equalization. Another social formulation has been slightly changed. 5.Who does not work - he eats from the gut, but only what they give him And they give him a lot! But on the other hand - the USA is a place where you have to work very, very hard, to live well. from the point of view of an American. Americans are very kind and polite people. You cannot compare them with Russians. Very high level of education. According to UN data for 2006 - The cities with the highest proportion of people with college and post-secondary education were: Seattle 52.7 of its residents have at least a college degree, San Francisco 50.1, Raleigh, NC 50.1, Washington 45. 3, Austin 44.1, Minneapolis 43.2, Atlanta 42.4, Boston 40.9, San Diego 40.4, and Lexington, Kentucky 39.5 On average in the United States, in 2006, 27.2 people had a high level of education--scientifically literate can be considered about 28 Americans, 14 Europeans and 5 Japanese. Among individual countries Sweden has the largest number of people who can consider themselves educated, followed by the United States, the Netherlands 24, Norway, Finland, and Denmark 22. Of course, life in the United States is not a recipe for success, but rather a relentless race to the next level. I have seen dozens of countries, but no one is even close. Politics is not ideal, but it is not as terrible and disgusting as they write about it in Russia. And certainly not as treacherous and despicable and deceitful as Putin's policies.
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Basically, it's okay there. But there are very few girls like ours in Russia. In the USA, if a girl is even slightly good-looking, you can't get close to her. And they have a lot of fat people, not just girls, but guys too. The funny thing about America is that most people are afraid of the police, don't cross the street in the wrong place, and don't smoke where they shouldn't. But there are a lot of people who don't give a shit about anybody and do what they want, including drugs. It's horrible! Can this little Finns replace their motherland Russia?: Americans are not stupid, they all think the same way, very few have imagination and even if they do, they have very little. I wouldn't recommend living there; you could just spend a vacation or a vacation.
Basically, it's okay there. But there are very few girls like ours in Russia. In the USA, if a girl is even slightly good-looking, you can't get close to her. And they have a lot of fat people, not just girls, but guys too. The funny thing about America is that most people are afraid of the police, don't cross the street in the wrong place, and don't smoke where they shouldn't. But there are a lot of people who don't give a shit about anybody and do what they want, including drugs. It's horrible! Can this little Finns replace their motherland Russia?: Americans are not stupid, they all think the same way, very few have imagination and even if they do, they have very little. I wouldn't recommend living there; you could just spend a vacation or a vacation.
Response from 0[++]
In the U.S., life is better in every way, but it lacks the Russian spirit. I personally really liked the people their friendliness and selfless desire to help. Living conditions are also much better than ours although it depends on which city you compare it to. The streets, roads and lawns are so clean that you can easily sit in blue jeans on the grass without getting dirty. The big comfortable stores reasonable prices in comparison with a level of the salary people very beautiful and even in small towns there is something unique each new city - it is absolutely different architecture the lay-out. In general I had an exclusively positive opinion about America!
In the U.S., life is better in every way, but it lacks the Russian spirit. I personally really liked the people their friendliness and selfless desire to help. Living conditions are also much better than ours although it depends on which city you compare it to. The streets, roads and lawns are so clean that you can easily sit in blue jeans on the grass without getting dirty. The big comfortable stores reasonable prices in comparison with a level of the salary people very beautiful and even in small towns there is something unique each new city - it is absolutely different architecture the lay-out. In general I had an exclusively positive opinion about America!
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what do you like? Democracy what you don't like? It's too far to fly.
what do you like? Democracy what you don't like? It's too far to fly.
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Clever Mark, he wrote it right and let them read it and think.
Clever Mark, he wrote it right and let them read it and think.
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I have been living there for six years. I came to study, now I work. If you compare with Russia, I like the fact that there is more stability, both in terms of economy and politics. In Russia every president and every election is a revolution and complete reorganization, like the transition from the reckless democracy of Yeltsin to the dictatorship of Putin. In terms of life, life in America is certainly richer. The average American can afford much more than the average Russian. In general, America is a country of contrasts and here you can find unique extremes. It is possible to meet the dumbest of the dumbest, which they like to show on Russian TV, and simply geniuses. There are fat people who can't fit through a doorway, but there are also the world's best athletes. There are maniacs and murderers, like the Virginia uni, but there are also deeply religious, people with high morals, just very humane people. By the way, I disagree with Mark's point about education. There is no way America can be called a highly educated country! Oddly enough a diploma is not an indication of the level of education. This is especially true of America. I am not saying that people here are stupid or uneducated, but America definitely does not have the educational advantage that you might think based on statistics.
I have been living there for six years. I came to study, now I work. If you compare with Russia, I like the fact that there is more stability, both in terms of economy and politics. In Russia every president and every election is a revolution and complete reorganization, like the transition from the reckless democracy of Yeltsin to the dictatorship of Putin. In terms of life, life in America is certainly richer. The average American can afford much more than the average Russian. In general, America is a country of contrasts and here you can find unique extremes. It is possible to meet the dumbest of the dumbest, which they like to show on Russian TV, and simply geniuses. There are fat people who can't fit through a doorway, but there are also the world's best athletes. There are maniacs and murderers, like the Virginia uni, but there are also deeply religious, people with high morals, just very humane people. By the way, I disagree with Mark's point about education. There is no way America can be called a highly educated country! Oddly enough a diploma is not an indication of the level of education. This is especially true of America. I am not saying that people here are stupid or uneducated, but America definitely does not have the educational advantage that you might think based on statistics.