It's perfectly congruent if the people seeking a better life through (risky) emigration are distinct from the people for whom their home country is safe and eco

It's perfectly congruent if the people seeking a better life through (risky) emigration are distinct from the people for whom their home country is safe and economically viable. Not being in their shoes I'm not qualified to make the call as to whether seeking a life in the U.S. is the right move or not. Still, I suspect that the disparity in demand implies a better quality of life in the U.S. without needing to refer to any collection of places as a shithole.