Americans Share 43 Things They Believe Their Country Is Doing Right

The USA's nature is just fantastic. I hope one day to be able to visit (and that by then they waived the new $100 fee for National Parks ^^ ). Let's also not forget the effort the USA put in to protect their National Parks!

I have visited 42 countries and without a doubt i would pick the USA for 'best nature' :) I have seen amazing nature in other countries ofcourse, but the diversity in the US is unreal. I lived in LA for a while (10 years ago) and im from Europe

Nice! Great in other countries too, obviously.

Ok ,I’ll give USA this one 👍

And take tRump's face off the yearly and lifetime passes for US residents!

Maybe in the top 60 good things about America, we can repeat this about having beautiful national parks 60 times and it'll distract us from not having healthcare, livable wages, affordable education, and a president who is actually sane.

But the Fanta Fuehrer does not hold nature in high regard. So he has opened national parks to mining. Drill, baby, drill.

Well, compared to India, every western country does have more opportunities. Not bagging India, it's a fantastic place.

And if you came here on an HB1 visa, the person who trained you at your job would be the person you're replacing for less money.

Since about the late 80s in Germany all public spaces are required by law to be wheelchair accessible. Britain seems to be similar, though I don't know about the legal situation. Honestly, I thought it was similar in all developed nations?

Agreed, although I would have chosen a more appropriate expression than "a leg up."

ADA legislation made everything so much better and more inclusive.

Top Wheelchair-Friendly Countries 1. Sweden Accessibility Features: Comprehensive measures in cities like Stockholm, including wheelchair-accessible transportation and public spaces. Resources: An extensive accessibility database with information on over 8,000 locations, including shops and attractions. 2. Germany Public Transport: Well-designed public transportation with accessible buses and trams, featuring wheelchair symbols and secure straps for wheelchairs. Urban Planning: Cities like Berlin have invested in inclusive infrastructure, making major attractions easily accessible. 3. Australia Major Cities: Sydney is known for its accessible public transport and facilities, catering well to wheelchair users. Tourist Attractions: Many hotels and tourist sites are designed with accessibility in mind. 4. United States Diverse Options: Cities like New York offer a range of accessible services, including barrier-free hotels and public transport. Legislation: Strong laws support ♿️.

Spoiled by a pic of an idiot wrapped in the flag, which is too bad because there is a lovely cross-section of natural wonders in the US.

that's good, but not exclusive to USA

I used to live in the UK, Germany, France... I think the diversity of all countries could say the same.

A few bad apples with so. many. guns.

WE retired to the mountain rural area of North Carolina. The people are so nice and pleasant! They are so nice and pleasant even when spouting their hateful intolerant politics.

Depends on where you go. Some places have a higher åsshole density than others.

People are friendly and helpful - probably because they are worried that if you aren't, someone will pull a gun on them,

I like to imagine that most people on earth are inherently friendly and helpful.

Awww, that's sweet and an A-OK reason! ♥

Like all civilised countries?

Thanks for being sensible and realistic

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The US is so terrible that thousands try to immigrate here annually.

It’s a huge country and the diversity is amazing.

That's what my gramps did within the Austrian Empire, right before WWI. It IS a great thing to do, but hardly something you can pin on the USA alone.

well red light is relative in italy too XD

Wait - this isn't everywhere? (fyi I am an ignorant Canadian, not American, I've travelled but not a ton and I've never driven overseas.)

America's single contribution to civilization, it's true.