Those countries are like paradise compared to some parts of the US. There are places in America where you might as well have stepped into the Congo or ****lia or Sudan. Dead srs. To step foot in them is to simply throw your life away.

It’s weird how different they are though. In Singapore, your life is pretty much over if you get caught with illegal substances. Hell, the laws are so strict that people are afraid to litter. Subsequently, the streets are clean and the rate of crime is low.

The problem with White countries and White people is that we're too got damn gullible. We let ourselves get duped by the idiotic "White guilt" narrative.

White people are actually the most diverse and interesting people.

This is where I’m in the grey area on these topics. Yeah, colonialism did some permanent, or at least long-term damage to many countries, not just by directly siphoning natural resources out of nations, but by setting up predatory economic systems like the world bank that keep poor countries poor. Of course, corruption within those countries had to exist for this to work.

On the other hand, I find it morally repugnant to judge a man for the actions of others. I judge people based on their own merits, accomplishments, character, etc.

In essence, I’m not impressed by what your ancestors accomplished (as a reflection of you), and I don’t think you should feel shame for the bad things they did to others. I also don’t think you should feel bad about some crime somebody who looks like you did today.

Microbrewery
Distilleries
Hiking
Scuba diving
Boating
Flying
Sailing
Water skiing
White water rafting
Theater
Camping
Music
Architecture
Baseball
Surfing
Rock climbing
Automotive
Traveling
The renaissance
Peanut butter

I'd take all that stuff over:

Rap music
Jazz
Jerk chicken
'Get money' attitude

yea but luckily is it is also the most vast first world county in the world in terms of overall livable are. as long as you have some value you can move wherever you want and avoid whatever you want to avoid.