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I've lived in many countries (Canada, USA, Japan, England, Germany). In my opinion, the ordering in terms of quality of life (best to worst) is: Germany, then J
by kstenerud 4y ago
I've lived in many countries (Canada, USA, Japan, England, Germany). In my opinion, the ordering in terms of quality of life (best to worst) is: Germany, then Japan, then Canada, then the USA, then the UK.
This article sounds more like a "feel-good" piece than anything else, dragging out the usual American bogeymen such as socialist healthcare and gas prices.
- RektBoy 4y agoFrom my EU point of view, UK (London and all big cities) and Germany would be the worst Europe countries. Yes, it's because their open-border politics, not good from my point of view. (Czech)
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoUK does not have an open borders Policy licked Germany. It's one of the huge resistance points the drove Brexit.
- Markoff 4y ago[flagged]
- Ekaros 4y agoI would drop Sweden from the list. Not exactly bad place, but they have gone way too far with immigration. Not that they don't show in news, but some of the violence going on is rather worrying. Also the housing market is rather weird. With 100 year loans being possible.
- asdadsdad 4y agowhy do you think the UK is worse than the US to live in?