UN says largest humanitarian crisis since 1945

[Amarok]

Fare enough. I only have direct experience with the US and depend on other people's stories. My sister has little good to say about Canada healthcare, but that another discussion about access and efficiency if you have non resident status. (4 years in Calgary while her husband worked for Shell).

Ah Alberta that doesn't suprise me then . There strict  on non residence. Remember heathcare  rules vary  from province to province

The bold: That is at the heart of the matter. The constant negatives about the US get old, at least for me. Yeah, the US may not be the best at all things, it has flaws, not perfect. That being said, I think (hope) you'd admit, in part, that the US must get a lot of things right also.

Of course I  agree  America gets more right then wrong . It's  the most  powerful  and advanced nation on the  face of the earth i think that says it all.

And here is what rubs me wrong, this forum seems to have more than it's fair share of US haters (maybe hater is to strong, but it's close). So now the question I would pose is why? Does the forum population give equal time to Canada is shit because....., Austria is shit because......, Britain is shit because......

I only dare speak for myself . I don't hate America but i am worried about it . Because  it's the giant next door .If  it  winds up failing the consquences would be too terrible  to think about . Maybe that's why when it does mess up i get hyper critical in a way i would not for other nations .