Non-Americans Are Sharing The Things They Actually Think America Does Right (27 Posts)

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NASA. —edeq_10

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You have access to almost every possible climate and never have to leave the country. —RagePandazXD

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There’s a lot of events in America. You guys have basically every event/convention that a redditor could ask for. —ThatSylverDude

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That you guys don’t have tribal wars on sports events like big games. You even applaude the rivaling team when they had a good play. So how to behave watching sports; i.e. sports culture is definitely something the rest of the world can learn from the US of A. (and Canada). —ChrisMess

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There is a very individualist philosophy, which is a good thing in many ways.

That attitude of I do what I want because I want to and nobody can tell me what to do or how to live my life.

In a way it is very freeing. —Frankyvander

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Had relatives come in from Norway and they thought highways with 3 lanes where huge. Then they saw a 6 lane highway. —406-Not-Acceptable

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The diversity is wonderful, both in the people, culture, food, architecture and nature. Also a European accent works wonders on American girls haha, I will always appreciate that. —MallenStreak97

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You are allowed to publicly criticise your government and leader. —onepuffyeye

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Lived in the US for one year in the Midwest. I have to say Americans are very talkative and they do like to socialize a lot. They love to get together a lot and meet up. There are lots of places to have fun and hang out like arcades, bowling alleys, bars… it’s just not something people really do where I live. —asolidfiver

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The best food I have seen in 35 different countries visited. The food diversity in the US is phenomenal, and Americans have improved and perfected many cuisines. In Europe there’s way too much attention to being authentic, and in the US it really feels like the melting pot and “bastardization” of cuisines has elevated food to a whole new level. —Bit-Random

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Cool v8 muscle cars —SubToNiilo22

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