It's weird that describing things accurately is considered "anti-American." The question was answered multiple times though: If he does get a higher salary, much is going to be wasted on making up for deficiencies of the US that may be invisible to a German (especially wrt. health, food quality, security, social services, etc.)
It’s important to generalize for the sake of the OPs questions, but saying nonsense doesn’t help anyone.
> massive alcohol and narcotic dependency issues
This is a fact and it's not "[you're] all drug addicts and burning your own houses to the ground."
The only way you can get upset is to straw man it really hard.
I’m laying in bed listening to the birds chirp, trying to provide some level commentary.
I read the top comment and chuckled hard. It’s not even close to real. Social media is amplifying some really skewed info.
Try living here, it’s beautiful.
>this is a fact
Do you actually believe it is a fact that the US suffers from “massive alcohol and narcotic dependency issues?” If so you need to reconsider the definition of a fact and/or reconsider your sources of information.
Absurd hyperbole which is outright detached from reality regurgitated by you as fact. And you have the nerve to tell this other person they’re “straw man really hard.”
Next level.
It's not poverty in the classical sense of a third-world country for sure. Doesn't make it any better.
Yeah, definitely, but you'd still expect people here to do better. Nobody who hasn't lived in both even needs to comment really.