How About The United States?

   Is it in the US exactly? You work like a robot, with about 10 days off a year, 14-15 hours and life only work and that's it. Go to Italy, France ...

   Number 1, thanks for the comment!

   Germany is a very socialist country, and so is Austria. Your mother will be able to work. I have not lived in the United States and I have no right to say anything.

   I can't figure out what these rich heirs are, or maybe I'm not aware. On several topics, I come across where people stand and choose which country to move to. That's right - I want to go to the USA, pack my bags and go to the USA. Have you hit the jackpot or do you have a (great) partisan grandfather and a grandfather member of the Central Committee of the Bulgarian Communist Party?

   Number 6, it's not hard to go to the United States, as long as you have a mind and know the scheme, there are ways to go from illegal to legal. It's harder when you get there, what are you going to do? Some things are good there, but there is a very, very high crime rate in the bigger cities. Racism against blacks in the past has become, racism against whites now. Racial conflicts are not insignificant. It is full of psychopaths and there are a lot more people living on the street than in any other civilized country. The United States is not what we have seen in the movies. But some people like this way of life. I don't like it at all because I like calmer and more civilized places. For example, I like Canada more. Switzerland, Denmark, Norway. Super normal, friendly and happy people live there and I like that. I also like several countries in Asia.

   H 6, I have been in Switzerland for 17 years and I dare say that I have not seen friendly people here! Neutral in every way, these are the Swiss! They don't care about the person next to them at all! In Norway and Sweden, on the other hand, there are chauvinists, bigger even than the champions in this category, the French!