i like what they did to detroit! it takes alot to be such a movie fan to trash a city to make a movie feel more real.
as a robocop fan i aprove

Having lived there and away from there. It's a nice country, but there's no way I'm going to live in 90% of the states.

Nah, you all have democracy because of us. You'd be fascists without the good ol' US. Nothing against your country,  though. 

I mostly see it as a version of ancient Rome, with all the good and bad things.

I love the usa because its the country of tausends of oppurtinities

I'm fine with the US, even though the whole country seems to be kinda too bossy sometimes, just to make an example that doesn't affect politics or really important topics: why do you call yourselves "Americans" ? you aren't the only Americans, Brazilians are americans, mexicans are americans and so on is everyone who lives in the American Continent. I know, I know, you can't call yourselves Unitians or Statians but you could simmply say the name of the state you come from (?). That said I believe that a state that commands other states is necessary but just don't exagerate.

Oh and please, as an Italian, stop trying to reproduce foreign dishes, I lost most of my years of life watching Americans on YT claiming to be cooking "original Italian food" and then opening an hamburger and putting into it a chinese lasagna. Speaking of that try also to inform yourself on the kind of food you buy: many companies in US and Canada claim to be selling food that come from countries like mine while they are fully produced in the US/Canada/who knows where since your legislation makes it possible to use dangerous substances that are extremely unhealty for the human body. Probably it's also because of them that you have so many problems with obesity, let's just make the world a better place ;)

It's a country which believes it owns the whole world and very soon will bite off more than it can chew and will finally be put in its place. 

I live here and sort of feel like loving or hating a country is absurd (as countries are cultural constructs full of arbitrary elements) but I do feel very fortunate to have been born in one with this standard of living (although be it with a ridiculous level of disparity). The problem is we fall into this trap of "real america" which for some is the religious conservatism from of the pilgrims, the idealism of the founding fathers or the rugged freedom of the wild west. All of them ideas we romanticize forgetting their dark sides (pilgrims were crazy conservative, George Washington was a dope head land owner who tried to milk the government for money, and living in the wild west just fucking sucked). As a country our population is way to enamored with style and ignore substance.

I like it, except for the jingoism; and the police, which is a bit too violent for a developed country (and the fact I'm scared of them living in a country were a military police patrols the strets should tell volumes).

That is for me as an outsider of course. If I lived there, I guess the overexpensive medical care would bother me greatly. The intense right vs. left debates and associated nutjobs not so much, every nation has those.

I love America. Great country. Proud to be an American.