There is not less crime across the board, the food has little diversity in individual countries and is completely subpar in certain countries (looking at UK).

There is not less crime across the board, the food has little diversity in individual countries and is completely subpar in certain countries (looking at UK). The transit is trash anywhere that you can actually afford to own property. The healthcare outcomes you mentioned are going to need a citation because the middle class in the US generally has OK insurance. For happiness, that’s vague and will need a citation. Putting the entire US on a comparison with individual EU countries is dumb, but that’s how it’s sliced in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Happiness_Report https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Happiness_Report where the US is beat by many EU countries and beats others (e.g. Spain and Italy). > Which is “better”? Probably the one with the most immigration.