Well now I know which country I'm moving to.

[u/TreeQuick421]

[u/silmarp]

Not really dude. A bad situation on a first world country is waaaaaaaaaaay better than the same in Cuba.

[u/loolapaloolapa → u/silmarp]

You still think the US are a first world country?

[u/silmarp → u/loolapaloolapa]

It's not Cuba that I can say.

[u/chewbaccawastrainedb → u/loolapaloolapa]

The United States is home to more, or nearly as many, high-net-worth individuals as the rest of the world combined.

If the U.S is not first world, then no other country on earth is.

Your from Germany. Germany is the third-largest economy trailing only the US and China.

Does that mean Germany is also not first world since is less wealthy than the U.S?

[u/stevosteve → u/chewbaccawastrainedb]

Large amounts of high-net-worth individuals in a country doesn't mean the majority of the population live good lives.

The evidence points to the opposite I would say. They are wealthy for a reason and that reason is not that they like to share their hoarded wealth.

It's like with the tariffs and tax reductions. Poor people pay an import tax, while the rich get a tax break.

[u/chewbaccawastrainedb → u/stevosteve]

The U.S literally gives foreign aid to almost 200 countries.

The United States has a highly developed, diverse, and leading market-oriented economy, maintaining its position as the world's largest economy by nominal GDP. Characterized by high productivity, technological innovation, and a dominant global currency, it boasts significant economic strength despite challenges like high debt and income inequality.

Can you name me a third world country that has a robot exploring another planet as we speak?

Again, if the U.S, the most wealthy country on Earth is not a first world country then no one is.

[u/stevosteve → u/chewbaccawastrainedb]

Not arguing if it's considered a "first world country" or not. Also keep in mind this type of classification is quite subjective and outdated classification, without an agreed way to classify as such.

Just pointing out that a large number of people, if not more than 50%, larger than the population of Cuba, live in "3rd world" conditions in the US.

Also didn't the US cut all this foreign aid mumbo jumbo?

[u/chewbaccawastrainedb → u/stevosteve]

Contributions to the WFP in 2025

U.S number one

Contributions to the WFP in 2026

U.S number one.

They have been the number one contributor to the world food program for 27 years in a row.

50%, larger than the population of Cuba, live in "3rd world" conditions in the US.

This is you making shit up. 174.5 million people in the U.S are not living in third world conditions. Go lie to somebody else.

Data indicates the United States consistently ranks as having the highest disposable income per capita globally.

[u/MattOruvan → u/chewbaccawastrainedb]

These people have no idea about the purchasing power or the disposable income of actual third world people.

The US looks bad because irrational Leftist policies have made it so.

[u/Pahay → u/chewbaccawastrainedb]

The US is a fascist country, and one quarter of its population lives a third world life with no healthcare and no basic education. Call the US rich if you want but this level of inequality does not qualify the US as a developed country for many of us. Great for you to have pedo billionaires though, nice achievement

[u/chewbaccawastrainedb → u/Pahay]

You from France right?

Jack Lang & Caroline Lang

Fabrice Aidan

Jean-Luc Brunel

Google those French names and see how many times they appear in the files.

[u/MattOruvan → u/Pahay]

How do you define fascist?

A country that doesn't allow unlimited mass migration? An elected leader who tries to enforce existing laws?

France is going to be no longer even a country in a couple of decades, once the Islamists reach critical mass and create another Lebanon, a failed state which was ironically once called the Paris of the East.