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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would raise them in the USA first because, having lived abroad in many different countries, I think we have by far the best quality of life. However, outside the US, my top personal choices would be: Italy, France, Malaysia, England[/quote] LOL where exactly did you live? We’re not even CLOSE to having the best quality of life…[/quote] Actually we do. This is such nonsense. You spiked Americans have absolutely no idea how good you have it. If the UK was a state it would be #51 in every single metric. [/quote] WTF is a “spiked” American? And you’ve obviously never lived in a Nordic country. Most places in the US are an absolute embarrassment in comparison. We’re still better than Canada, though, and I’ll die on that hill.[/quote] Ah, of course, a bitter Canadian. Actually, I have lived in a Nordic country, as well as Germany. But tbh both are miles better than the Temu version of America that is Canada. Like a very pale imitation of the real thing. Sorry you guys are never the center of the conversation, just the forgotten little sibling [/quote] Not being the center of a conversation is generally a good thing. The US is the center of everyone’s conversation for reasons that are not good. In fact, I’d go so far as to identify those countries which are hardly ever in the news and start looking at them. [/quote] As you post on an American website, lol. The seething anger, resentment and jealousy of Canadians towards Americans, when Americans largely dont even give Canadians a second thought, truly needs to be studied by science. It's a pathological fixation [/quote] And yet I’m not Canadian. I’m an Aussie. But you’re welcome to have a go at me, mate. [/quote] Oh gosh, the bitter Australian obsessing over the USA again we don’t think of you at all. Didn’t you all learn your lessons after embarrassingly claiming to be in a rivalry with The US during the Olympics and then crashing out? Do you want another Raygun situation? [/quote] Too easy to provoke. It’s no fun. [/quote] I see you’ve wisely heeded my warning about a repeat of the Olympic humiliation for your country. Maybe one day you’ll have the dignity not to post on an American website at all, saving yourself these little indignities from happening in the first place[/quote] Come on. You can do better than that. Not exactly a medal winning rebuke.[/quote] An Australian lecturing people about medal winning? Oh, the delusion…[/quote] Keep going, mate. You’re really on a roll. [/quote] Same to you. Really blown away by your incredible comebacks...[/quote] This has become a bit pointless. Let’s move on to congratulating your Canadian neighbours on Calgary and Vancouver making it into the EIU’s top 10 cities in this year’s global liveability index.[/quote] Only because you’ve refused to engage in any substantive debate, and instead have resorted to grade school quips and comebacks. I’m more than happy to engage in a discussion about the differences in say, power of the United States vs Australia (spoiler alert: not even in the same universe), discuss the embarrassing Olympic “rivalry” debacle for Australia, or unpack the psychology of why so many Australians are fixated and obsessed with the United States (for example, spending hours posting on an American message board) while also claiming to hate it. Happy to engage in any of these discussions, though I suspect there’s a reason you haven’t wanted to engage in that and have instead steered the conversation toward pithy put downs and childish “no, you” remarks. But happy to switch modes at any time [/quote]
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