US is #11 on best country list.

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Homicides per 100K in the top 25 countries -US 6.0, Israel 4.7, S. Korea 2.2… rest of the countries are <2 with a few under 1.

[briansd1]

such lists are worthless but nevertheless interesting.

Me, I don’t have kids and I’m healthy. So I don’t care one bit about schools or health care (not for myself). I would be fine living in a low tax country with few social services or public infrastructure such as freeways and libraries.

Quality of life is also a state of mind. Some like the suburbs, some love the city. It depends what you want.

But still, I do think that European countries such as Finland and Sweden provide better “quality of life” for that imaginary “average” citizen.

[briansd1]

such lists are worthless but nevertheless interesting.

Me, I don’t have kids and I’m healthy. So I don’t care one bit about schools or health care (not for myself). I would be fine living in a low tax country with few social services or public infrastructure such as freeways and libraries.

Quality of life is also a state of mind. Some like the suburbs, some love the city. It depends what you want.

But still, I do think that European countries such as Finland and Sweden provide better “quality of life” for that imaginary “average” citizen.

[briansd1]

such lists are worthless but nevertheless interesting.

Me, I don’t have kids and I’m healthy. So I don’t care one bit about schools or health care (not for myself). I would be fine living in a low tax country with few social services or public infrastructure such as freeways and libraries.

Quality of life is also a state of mind. Some like the suburbs, some love the city. It depends what you want.

But still, I do think that European countries such as Finland and Sweden provide better “quality of life” for that imaginary “average” citizen.

[briansd1]

such lists are worthless but nevertheless interesting.

Me, I don’t have kids and I’m healthy. So I don’t care one bit about schools or health care (not for myself). I would be fine living in a low tax country with few social services or public infrastructure such as freeways and libraries.

Quality of life is also a state of mind. Some like the suburbs, some love the city. It depends what you want.

But still, I do think that European countries such as Finland and Sweden provide better “quality of life” for that imaginary “average” citizen.

[briansd1]

such lists are worthless but nevertheless interesting.

Me, I don’t have kids and I’m healthy. So I don’t care one bit about schools or health care (not for myself). I would be fine living in a low tax country with few social services or public infrastructure such as freeways and libraries.

Quality of life is also a state of mind. Some like the suburbs, some love the city. It depends what you want.

But still, I do think that European countries such as Finland and Sweden provide better “quality of life” for that imaginary “average” citizen.

[dbapig]

[quote=captcha]Homicides per 100K in the top 25 countries -US 6.0, Israel 4.7, S. Korea 2.2… rest of the countries are <2 with a few under 1.[/quote]

Doesn't sound right. Shouldn't Mexico be way up there with homicide rate?

[dbapig]

[quote=captcha]Homicides per 100K in the top 25 countries -US 6.0, Israel 4.7, S. Korea 2.2… rest of the countries are <2 with a few under 1.[/quote]

Doesn't sound right. Shouldn't Mexico be way up there with homicide rate?

[dbapig]

[quote=captcha]Homicides per 100K in the top 25 countries -US 6.0, Israel 4.7, S. Korea 2.2… rest of the countries are <2 with a few under 1.[/quote]

Doesn't sound right. Shouldn't Mexico be way up there with homicide rate?

[dbapig]

[quote=captcha]Homicides per 100K in the top 25 countries -US 6.0, Israel 4.7, S. Korea 2.2… rest of the countries are <2 with a few under 1.[/quote]

Doesn't sound right. Shouldn't Mexico be way up there with homicide rate?

[dbapig]

[quote=captcha]Homicides per 100K in the top 25 countries -US 6.0, Israel 4.7, S. Korea 2.2… rest of the countries are <2 with a few under 1.[/quote]

Doesn't sound right. Shouldn't Mexico be way up there with homicide rate?

[Werewolf]

Problem is that the scandie countries have more money than people.

Not exactly something we can conjure up here in the US

[Werewolf]

Problem is that the scandie countries have more money than people.

Not exactly something we can conjure up here in the US

[Werewolf]

Problem is that the scandie countries have more money than people.

Not exactly something we can conjure up here in the US

[Werewolf]

Problem is that the scandie countries have more money than people.

Not exactly something we can conjure up here in the US

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