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All possibly true but all that doesn't define "the best" with regards to the country and especially the people!

There is no doubt that the US has seen prosperity and has been instrumental to many good things in the last 200 years, but I don't see your country 's financial situation (neither ours for that matter) well the last year's.

And we all know exactly why as Bitcoiners.

And as for defining the average American "the best".... I would be interested in knowing what are the bases of your statement.

Defining the best you imply that other are not, I find this interesting coming from an American, but not surprising.

Rob 1y ago

I acknowledge all you said and I parialy agree.

Americans may not trust their government but they blindly trust CNN( or FOX) and they feel it is their moral obbligation to please the IRS. They may have an innate rebellious drive but they are generally speaking ignorant of everything that happens outside the the US borders and anything remotely cultural.

Europeans also have a rebellious nature but then they get distracted easily by sport and local issues.

Europeans hate to pay taxes , and do so only in the measure not to get them in trouble. We don't feel it being a justified obbligation (except for the ones receiving the government handouts).

I think we are very similar, and so are the Asians or Africans. We, the people. I don't see myself better than other nationalities, and I certainly don't see myself less that you Americans!

I notice you insist in using the term "better" or "best" and I therefore believe that it is wise to agree to disagree, we are not getting anywhere here and the discussion has become sterile.

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