"Accessibility, especially for people with a disability or other mobility issues. The large parking spaces, ramps, or leveled-out floors in so many places, and wheelchair accessible rides at amusement parks. Even a lift at the swimming pool, where a person can enter the pool from their wheelchair."
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Jemima 3 year s ago
wtf? 
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Si 3 year s ago
#21 Exists in Germany also. :)
I lived in the US (AZ) for a year. In many ways I was baffled about the contradictions there. A lot of really miserable social situations (lacking healthcare, guns, wide poor - rich gap, police violence, lacking public transportation etc.) meet very lovely, nice and open minded people.
I lived in the US (AZ) for a year. In many ways I was baffled about the contradictions there. A lot of really miserable social situations (lacking healthcare, guns, wide poor - rich gap, police violence, lacking public transportation etc.) meet very lovely, nice and open minded people.
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May 3 year s ago
Orphelia, Ah, so we're only allowed to praise the good old US of A then? Can't take a little bit of critisism? They do say the truth hurts...
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Hattie 3 year s ago
Orphelia,
And you yours.
And you yours.
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Jos 3 year s ago
Si,
Everyone has healthcare, just not health insurance. If you have no money and need surgery, it will most likely cost you nothing. No one gets turned away.
Everyone has healthcare, just not health insurance. If you have no money and need surgery, it will most likely cost you nothing. No one gets turned away.
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Salome 3 year s ago
Jos, Alfie Evans would contend with that, if he could.
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Ivy 3 year s ago
Si, Arizona isn’t a great representation of the best of the US. Going from the West Coast to the East Coast is like going through several vastly different countries in terms of culture. Hopefully you got to experience more diverse places than just AZ.
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Si 3 year s ago
Ivy,
I know, it is not representative and I did not mean to be ignorant or hurt someone with my post. I just wanted to say that dispite there are things going on to which I would refer them as awful, I met a lot of very nice and lovely people. That contradiction simply baffeld me. Greetings from Germany.
I know, it is not representative and I did not mean to be ignorant or hurt someone with my post. I just wanted to say that dispite there are things going on to which I would refer them as awful, I met a lot of very nice and lovely people. That contradiction simply baffeld me. Greetings from Germany.
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Adolphus 3 year s ago
This post feels like its written by a 15 y old boy who never left the U.S.,
and is j#rking himself off while writing
and is j#rking himself off while writing
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Jos 3 year s ago
#6 isn’t a good thing.
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Mort 3 year s ago
1 trough 22: American hands typed these words.
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Lenora 3 year s ago
#15 How about this crasy thing: Order a serving you actually can eat and only pay for that?
Is'nt that a wild suggestion?
Is'nt that a wild suggestion?
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Leonidas 3 year s ago
#2 I've lived in Kansas my whole life (so far). I really would not like to live anywhere else.
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Norby 3 year s ago
#5 There are much better TV shows from around the world.
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Carmon 3 year s ago
I love how there's so little crime and everyone generally gets along just fine. Also their health service is fantastic and certainly not designed as one huge scam which only benefits big business. College education is also fantastic and affordable for everyone. The homeless and mentally ill are very well looked after as well. Great place all round.
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Hosie 3 year s ago
Carmon, can I have some of what you're smoking?
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Petronella 3 year s ago
#16 I was that man, and once again you are welcome
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Barby 3 year s ago
Malls
I lived in the US (AZ) for a year. In many ways I was baffled about the contradictions there. A lot of really miserable social situations (lacking healthcare, guns, wide poor - rich gap, police violence, lacking public transportation etc.) meet very lovely, nice and open minded people.
And you yours.
Everyone has healthcare, just not health insurance. If you have no money and need surgery, it will most likely cost you nothing. No one gets turned away.
I know, it is not representative and I did not mean to be ignorant or hurt someone with my post. I just wanted to say that dispite there are things going on to which I would refer them as awful, I met a lot of very nice and lovely people. That contradiction simply baffeld me. Greetings from Germany.
and is j#rking himself off while writing
Is'nt that a wild suggestion?