America has one of if not the richest history of immigration. Sure lots of nations embrace their multiculturalism, but if you could give an example of even one country with a more diverse population I'd tip my hat to you.

I don't envy any country, but Japan seems very interesting.

OOooo I forgot about the legalized prostitution. Now my hookers are clean!

LOL, still I think Holland is a nice place, it's better then weird loophole laws in Canada and USA where it's legal to buy Weed seeds (In Canada) and legally be able to pay for a stripper escort, who will usually do hooker services.

However I wouldn't want to live in Amsterdam. Isn't it below sea level like New Orleans? I know it's not in hurricane alley, and the dams aren't American made, but still.

Yes indeed. But we complain about it all the time (6 months waiting line for people with certain diseases, sometimes even cancer :o)

I feel very lucky to be born an Australian, but if I had to choose somewhere else it would probably be Canada.

I've heard we're very similar.

Out of all the British Colonies, you guys are probably very similar to us, but as a Canadian I always felt Australia was like UK with a little American texas spice ontop.

Fuck yeah!

a while back i would have said my own country (Denmark)..

right now though i believe things is going down. kids making a living by getting themselves famous from being retarded in reality shows while hardworking people struggle to find jobs in the recession. we reward stupidity and punishes effort. i realize this is a problem that has spread to all of europe.. combine this with snow and cold in northern europe and i would like to settle down in Japan where there is still a big focus on dignity. i just think my country is a joke and i get embarrased when seeing the new generation of tweens talking like snookie. i might be spoiled, and if it wasnt fr all the cute blondes here, then i woulda said konichiwa the day i finished college.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_ranked_by_ethnic_and_cultural_diversity_level

There some sort of Pride at being ignorant with many Americans (US Citizens).  I find it a rather odd and baffling thing.   A number of people are arrogant and proud of the fact they know little of the outside world. 

I remember I was scheduling something in Ohio and it was a Friday and they asked me to come back on Monday, cause their computer was down, or something like that.  I said, "I will be out of State next Week."

The lady looked at my with a outraged concern and said, "Why would anyone ever want to do that?!?"  (she was serious.)

Now it isn't all of them by any means.  But a number do not want their ideas that they have the best of everything be challenged by learning about other places.