will i have a good life in USA?
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I really wouldnt worry about it too much.  No doubt about it parts of America are full of racism.  Romania doesnt happen to be a country we are against right now so I would not fret. \n\nThe Grand Canyon area is beautiful and the people there are sweet & kind.  For the most part racism is a choice few people that believe for instance all Muslims are terrorists.  ( To all Muslims out there, this is not my belief)
608435
America will always remain what it is a great place for business and a haven for free thinking, there will be hardships along the way but no chaos like in other countries, I do pray for you.
145513
i agree with all this things that happiness is around you and rests with people you love etc, but if you wantr to change conditions and travel somewhere i'd advice tbilisi, georgia (not USA state, but former soviet republic in the south caucasus). happiness in the blood of local people. just try it
683357
How about the UK. \nand you can bring some of your good weather with you.
35056
Yes, the U.S is one of the best places to live...we are also one of the world's powers, plus it would be good for the economy.
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been in l.a. all of my life, it is really not that expensive, it depends on your level of education, and if you dont make costly mistakes.  DID'NT YOU SAY USA
308636
Since I was born and raised in the USA, I think it would be interesting to live in Europe and Asia. That way I could really give you an honest answer from experience having lived in all three places.
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In 6 months you can learn many things about the people and culture of where you go to. Although there are similarities between the UK, US, and Australia there are differences beyond the similarities of language. I live in the US and when I visited the UK there was no language barrier, but there was still a bit of culture shock, although not as much as when I visited European countries. Since I live in the US I know that there are some stereotypes of Americans as not knowing much of the rest of the world and being self centered, and some Americans are like that but they are not the majority. It depends on what your interests are. I can only speak of what I am familiar with, which is the US. If you like big cities with many cultural amenities there is New York, Chicago, and San Francisco. If you like nature, there is Niagara Falls, Yellowstone Park, and the Grand Canyon. When I visited Europe it seemed smaller than I would have thought, so if you visit the US expect cities and attractions to be further apart than you may initially think. My opinion, which is probably biased due to where I live, is that the US has many different areas which can either be appealing or unappealing to people based on their preferences. As to where you should stay if you decide to visit the US, the possibilities are endless due to the diversity of the different cities and states. My personal opinion of the Top 10 places to see in the US would be Boston, New York, Niagara Falls, Philadelphia, Chicago, San Antonio, Yellowstone Park, Grand Canyon, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
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You could get a job in the U.S. and anywhere in the E.U.  That would be worth it to me, but I speak a European language besides English and love Europe.
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im not quite sure. you could ofcourse just apply for citizenship then you could just come over to the us.
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You'll love Brighton, it's hilarious.  Get your papers in order and it won't be hard to find a job, particularly if you approach your job-search the way an American does instead of the way a typical Brit does. (I'm English, married to an American girl).  Living in Brighton for an American is probably a bit like living in a Fellinni movie!\n\nEngland is tiny, so don't limit your serach to Brighton.  British people will think you are insane if you travel more than a few miles each way to work, but pay no attention!\n\nHave a great time...
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To everyone who answered yes ,or indicated they would like to leave,or if there was a better place they would, please go now.Don't let the door hit you in the butt.\nThe United States of America is the greatest nation the civilized world has ever known.\nMy guess is most of the negative mouthy individuals popping off,have never lived in another country or seen how the rest of the world has it, or you would be on your knees everyday thanking whatever God you pray to ,for the privilege of living in the USA.
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Should what? move to a better country? Or what are you asking? If that is the case for sure go to a country where you get the privileges that come with being a good citizen.
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Your english will improve, as some people do not agree with bush he still the american president, (in america we have limited terms so our presidents only last 8 years at Max, so two more years for him, thats all he can serve)\n\nItalians, as an american an adore italy, the wine Chanity is nice. the music is good, although most italian men are very nice. Americans are great.\n\nWelocome to america, my love....enjoy your stay and hope everyone will show you a good time. Your stay will be plesant and fun if you seek places to make it that way, (its a big place with much to explore, you will find the landscapes from east to west coast, dramatic (very beautiful, you will find the history is very old dating back to non settlers of the native americans)  \n\nWOW, welcome to america
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Typically the places which rank best for standard of living are those such as Norway, Sweden and Finland, in and around Scandinavia. However, while fine countries, they might not accord with your philosophical beliefs. To the extent that those are important to you, it is doubtful that you could ever truly be happy there if you do not all ready share the social outlooks of the aforementioned countries, et al. I suggest staying where you are if you are happy, or not committing to a new place only because of a statistic.
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Dude, if you can afford to take a visit, then pack your bags I say! Weather might be a problem for u as someone quipped! Take precautions for that! People would be mostly helpful to you and many of them might be able to understand what you say! So finding your way around might not be difficult to you... Good luck for your trip!\n\nAccording to a recent study, after Americans themselves Indians have the most favorable opinion about Americans! Did you hear that, not Canada, not UK, not Europe, but India!! That answers your question as to what we think about America!!!
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USA is best country !!!!!!