I think we both have a fundamentally different view on freedom

Well I don't have much time to explain right now but in a basic sense:

The size of everything, the diversity of things, people (melting pot culture) and nature, the values, the openness, the opportunistic/cutting edge nature, the freedom, the right to bear arms, the look of everything, the fast food chains, the music, the language and so on. It just feels right to me personally where I belong and what fulfills me. It's almost spiritual to me. When I see the European equivalent it feels foreign to me.

And I think many Americans unfortunately don't know how to appreciate these things anymore.

Lol you're really on an America hate train

That's some straight facts man

Okay thanks for your understanding and I apologize for my defensiveness

And just as advice: Just let people have dreams. Even if it's very unrealistic it gives them a sense of purpose and drive

That's good to hear👍

Couldn't harm you either

I don't think "I'm different", I think "I'm the same". But apparently you think you know me better than myself and essentially you're just a hater

It's not that kind of obsession for me. For me America actually just feels home to me. I don't know what it is exactly but my brain just thinks American. I think in Farenheit, Miles, high schools. The European concept of where I'm from just doesn't connect with my brain. I can't understand European culture somehow.