> You seem to not understand how far racism goes in America. Well, I said it was probably worse than in Europe, I did not bound it :). > Why wouldn’t I take a

> You seem to not understand how far racism goes in America. Well, I said it was probably worse than in Europe, I did not bound it :). > Why wouldn’t I take advantage of the arbitrage of being on the other side of inequality and make as much money as possible If you're in the US it seems like you definitely should, because that's how it works there. My point was that if you're not part of those benefitting from that, or if you don't actually want to live in a country that values this lifestyle, then that's a reason to move to another country. And many many countries are better than the US if you "don't mostly care about money", if I can say it like that. On HN I often see messages from US people saying that "Europe is dying" and "Europe cannot innovate". My point is that a large part of the people in Europe would not want to live in the US, and there are reasons for that. And those US people seem to not realise it.