Why I would never leave #germany 🇩🇪 to go back to the #usa 🇺🇸 #livingingermany #americanabroad

[_Roboute_Guilliman_]

Living the American dream outside of America 😂👍🏻

[earlyjicama]

The sad thing is, her experience isn't unique to Germany. She is describing most of the western world outside the US but American's who have never experienced life outside the states don't understand just how bad things are there

[bgorski]

All the things she said are accurate. I’d gladly pay the extra taxes to have all the benefits she just mentioned. If I could/could’ve afforded leaving the US I would’ve a long time ago. I still have time, so hopefully one day.

[Tom-ymtq]

Fr, I plan to move abroad when I can. I want actual freedom, not this oppressive hate-filled country's idea of "freedom."

[enzogorlami]

The only people refuting this are Americans who have never lived outside the US.

Absolute facts.

[eiscremefrauneumann]

"The most religious state"
Tell me you live in Bavaria without telling me you live in Bavaria 😂

[Tomoyuki]

I live in Japan.

1) The level of personal safety
2) Surprisingly the cost of living
3) National Health Insurance

4) oh yeah… public transit is a big one. Its clean and efficient.

[transportman]

This is 100% true. The public is being swindled in the United States. We are led to believe that we are the greatest country on Earth and that couldn't be further from the truth.

[seitanbeatsyourmeat]

You REALLY can’t understand how bad things are in America, until you leave

[chrisko]

It is sad to read all those comments of Americans who have such low self-esteem that the only way they can react to criticism is with hatred towards the messenger.

[michaelmounteney]

You can send your kids outside to play without getting a visit from the cops because some nosey neighbour "reported" you for "child endangerment".

[EE-vevh]

Not only Germany, any civilized country will be the same as this.

[cecilie...]

Why are there so many offended Americans in the comments? Is it really so hard to believe for you that your country is not the greatest place in the world?

[sierra-x]

As an American.. I can’t stand seeing other Americans get mad or offended by this 🤦🏼‍♀️ Instead of being negative and offended after realizing that this country is so behind when it comes to caring for the citizens, how about we work towards making this list a reality in this country? Being upset won’t change anything.

[andyheritage]

I live in Germany for 6 years now.. very simple.. quality of lifestyle here is 1000% way better than living in California!! you can't pay me enough to go back to live there.

[mrcarr]

Thank religion and republicans for that statement. Ex-republican and I agree with her.

[sarajayne]

It's insane to have so many in the US tout "family values" while making the country so inhospitable to families.

[erinw]

She’s describing most of Europe and Australia, New Zealand etc . Most people who have never lived in the US would never want to live there just like most who leave never want to go back .

[ronsloat]

I have moved to another country 10 months ago. Best thing I've ever done. Won't tell you where because I don't want other Americans moving here and ruining this country.

[Tinyflydeposit]

Yes. I have never resented paying tax in a country that supplies medical care and help for those who need it.