Things you love most about US ?

Hollywood Blockbusters ( 100 % ) , 80's POP ( 100 % )

, Games ( Part US GTA, Burnout rest Japan ).

Things you love most about US OT ?

Loving the U.S is so last century

Which country you love most and why ? Apart from your own country of course :)

Freedom.

Mississippi River, among others.

Sarah Palin.

lolz

F22 Raptor.

Following their politics is the funniest sitcom there is especially during the Republican primaries.

I don't think I have any preferences when it comes to countries any more.

Myself.

-General freedom (I don't fear being killed or kidnapped or something for speaking out)

-Lack of censorship or at least access to uncensored products (kinda goes along with the freedom part but still...)

-The land itself is beautiful whenever you manage to break away from the big city (Especially here in Michigan! Tons of water and forest aplenty!)

-Diversity (Even if you clash with people occasionally because of your differences, the fact that we are all here together is wonderful. Other countries you can be killed for being different. Here that sort of thing is pretty minimal these days, and really it seems to be the gay community that mainly experiences such prejudice, but their acceptance is growing and growing!)

-Our power (I literally have zero fear of another country even attempting to invade us. We are just too powerful and in too perfect a position in the world. Sadly not everyone has this luxury and I feel there are probably many people here who take this for granted...)

I haven't been to the US yet, but it's on my to do list.

An internal external world pretty educated

The NBA I guess. I am not a big fan of the US though.

What I love most:

Chinese Buffets

it's home

lol

Disneyland and the abundance of fatty, disgusting, I-must-have-it-all food.

Other than that there's nothing really that great about America.

Muh freedoms

In N Out

American music, too. And by "music" I don't mean that crap they play on mainstream radio.

Freedom and making fun of foreigners

-Freedoms. Especially gun rights. Even here in New York we've got more freedoms with regards to firearms than many European countries.

-Diversity. There's really a state for everyone in this country. If you like paying exorbitant amounts in taxes in exchange for mediocre government services you can move to places like New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and California. If you want to pay less taxes and get the bare essentials from your government you can go to places like North and South Dakota, Montana and Texas.

-Safety. From within and without. We're on primo real estate in terms of geography so, as LostProphet said, I'm fairly unconcerned with ever being invaded. I also don't really have to worry about being kidnapped, or killed every time I'm out and about.

-Wealth. We have a pretty good standard of living. I rarely find myself in want of anything I can't obtain.

Boeing 747 and 777, Microsoft, Valve

the por.. i mean movies

The trucks.

And I'm looking forward to driving the interstates.

The sports, music and diversity.

What I love about the US the most is their super amazing totally morally correct government and their super nice police they have serving the people.

Being able travle between states without going through border check points.

Large, diverse, beautiful country

Why i sense its sarcasm ? =P

I agree with what all the other people said in their posts so I am going to leave things I haven't seen yet.

The American Food: Burgers, Cake, Pizza, etc. (all the "bad" stuff")

The movies

The Video Games.

their movies

Naughty Dog

and their guts making fun of the Middle East

Where are you from Santa ?

We have the best rappers

I agree with this, especially on the safety part. Unless you're in Detroit, South Side Chicago, or East St. Louis, most places here aren't crime ridden hell holes. As for being invaded, I hope no country is actually dumb enough to try and invade us.

Also, working a minimum wage job in America kinda blows, but it's a hell of a lot better than being a Bangladeshi working in a sweatshop for 12 hours a day and 6 days a week making 25 cents an hour.

Never been in the US so I can't comment on the people or way of living.

I do like the diversity of landscapes from what I've seen. There's something for almost everyone's taste packed in one country.

Only a handful of countries have that.

This

Lol. Gotcha!

DO I detect a hint of sarcasm?

I love that Islam is in the vast minority.

I can't even imagine living in a sh1thole middle eastern country.

I'd like to visit the US but I doubt I'd enjoy living there.

Roads & Washer dryers. Are the first things that spring to mind.

I have family there and that's about it.

Oh, and they have quite efficient customer service.

Based on what people have said so far it seems that U.S isn't great after all.

Canada

from a corrupt country

all countries are corrupt. Human nature.

If someone talks about freedom, they wrong about US.

There is not so much freedom. Come to Scandinavia, more freedom, top 1 press freedom, ecomomic freedom, company freedom, everything... US Not Even In Top 15 Of World's Freest Economies

People should travel first, then say something about freedom. Its good that school pay you every month money and can travel in 2-5 countries every month. The thing is, there is no freedom in USA. You don´t get even paid when you not working. Not even Paid Vacation