fhilbo1701 I wish you Canadians Not a life siting and waiting to see what your government can do for you. Instead, I wish you your own independent innovation, so you can for once, contribute to the betterment of mankind through technology and advancement.
@@xveexgd323 i live on the canadian border of michigan and i love going to usa for food and grocery purposes because we dont have nearly as many franchises and options as you do. that being said i like living here because we are less on the radar for other countries and we are a lot safer in schools and in public with or without guns
Yes we Canadians have a lot in common with Sweden with out health care, education, climate and many other things. I have met many years ago a man from Finland and his wife from Sweden and good people. These people chose Canada to live and yes my Canada is a good place to live and that is very true. We have problems like everywhere else and I have checked over other countries and we are still a good place to live. We just have to get rid of the nitwit PM Trudy and he is calling for an early election in May instead of October and that cannot come fast enough for me.
Having lived in the US for 17 years and Canada for more than twice that, I agree with this assessment entirely. Just look at the 2 countries' responses to the covid 19 crisis and BLM movement. I am relieved to be living in Canada now.
That’s because BLM didn’t have a big impact here, we are already known for being inclusive and diverse (not perfect obviously as nowhere will ever be). And it’s a lot easier to manage covid 19 when you don’t have 50 different states handling it 50 different ways. We weren’t experts at handling it here either. Our old folks homes got ravaged...
666dynomax speaking as someone who had covid. I think it’s very real but it has been made a bigger issue than it should be. Economies are suffering over this. Canadian debt is at a record high and will at least double in the next couple of months. At a certain point we have to realize that the mortality rate even amongst older people is quite low and that a suffering economy will ultimately hurt everyone, not only the vulnerable.
@@solomonsfarm For BLM there wasnt much but no opposition to the rallies here. All were very peaceful and civil. For Covid, continued economic and monetary relief to those who needed it. The US literally gave everyone 1200 and told them to F off. Disgraceful
I am Jamaican and I visited America , Canada and England. I love all three countries but I think I am in love with Canada. Not only because my love lives there but it clean and the people are welcoming. Love Canada
Michael Naness You are the typical American. Denying facts and getting all petty for no reason. What he said is completely true, yet you respond with some snarky remarks. Your homicide rate is the highest of any developed nation.
The most dangerous country in the world? Not even more dangerous than the country to the south of us. Let alone a whole lot of other far more dangerous countries. I've lived rural and I've lived urban in the US, and I've never felt in danger. You can be deranged and not understand likelihood and think you're in some kind of extreme danger here, but it's not realistic.
What part is completely true? How dangerous is it here (the US) compared to Russia, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina? I do hear a fair number of people who have never seen danger in their life talking about how dangerous the US is.
You do realize the US has the highest crime rate and homicide rate of any nation in the developed world right? Pathetic for how much money and power the country has. No other major nation has a higher homicide rate. Do you really want to compare yourselves to Mexico, Columbia and Russia.? Are those countries that lead by example and demonstrate peace and intelligence to the rest of the world?
It's a maximum of 616 per year if you have an high revenue and covers you for every incident... I'm deaf and without this healthcare, i wouldn't be able to hear.
I'm sure your plan will good well, since you got the APH Canada profile picture. When I graduate I might move too, but my family and friends might gulit trip me. (I live in America as well.)
I was injured at work, 5 broken bones, a badly damaged rotator cull, a re-enforcing plate implanted in my elbow,and no one to sue. I was off work for 5 months, went through 2 operations, and spent 10 days in hospital. My wages were covered fully, my hospital bills were nil, and my physiotherapy is covered 100%. Where do I live? I'll give you a hint eh.
I love that you compared taxes and that Canada's are lower. Canada spends it's tax money on health care and education. America spends theirs on the military. I guess it's all about priorities.
Julie Biddle actually we americans. spend more on entitlement programs than we spend on the military. Plus for every dollar 17 cents has to go to pay for the deficit that the government racks up.
I'm so sad seeing me homeland America being bashed on ;-; like literally i love my life and its really not that dangerous the last murder we had in my town was like 60 - 70 years ago
A strange comment. It illustrates the mindset of "American global police". Canadians, nor any other country, don't need you. The best thing Americans can do for the world is stop voting for trump. I understand your point however, thank you for your concern. ruclips.net/video/U1mlCPMYtPk/видео.html
@@Jeff-rq4jv actually the whole world needs American police. Infact Europe and Canada both have American military bases in their countries. They ASKED The US to protect them. Americans have fought single handedly against communism imperialism etc for a free world.
Nope nope nope. Canada was cheap when I moved here because the pound is like fuckin gold to you guys, but wages suck here. If I moved back with a bunch of money I'd get a loaf of bread. We're nothing like Canada, policies are very different.
@@Cyb3rSix I'm pretty sure what he meant by "more appealing to Europeans" were relations and/or pleasant history with each other and not currency comparisons... But then again you might be pro-America so who am I to judge. (P. S. If you call Canada cheap then what do you call the other 50 or so countries poorer than Canada)
@@jm-xm9db Okay then what the hell do you mean. Our history is no where near the same. The British wanted taxes, you lot wouldn't pay decided to defect from British rule, war happened, US happened, little later Canada happened. We're nothing like you, lot. Our education is better, we actually have history that doesn't consist solely of the Hudson's Bay company or guns and who the fuck was the 33rd president was, who fuckin cares! Yes Hitler was bad, mericas got big guns, and you plonkers love guns. Let's remember who started this, the English. Who has more money than Merica, the English, who wins, the English, remember where your language came from and your real history. Both countries can jog on, we were here first.
Arif Merghani I mean there are some places that are more than liveable. Go out west to Alberta or BC, southern Ontario or even western Ontario; Montreal or Quebec City
I'm Canadian-born but lived in the States for 6 years. After doing so, I can't imagine myself moving back to the US for any reason. Higher wages just aren't worth the drawbacks for me, of which there are many.
We have a better country because God does not play into our politics nearly as much as our neighbors to the south. I vote NO GOD in politics period! Look around you, the most violent places in the world are all about God.
Godless had nothing to do with it. Who are you speaking of ... Hitler, Stalin, Mao for example? Maybe Pol Pot? They were all dictators. Read some history books instead of ....
My mother was Scandinavian and my father was a refugee from El Salvador in 1980s, I never had an issue with racism 🇨🇦👌🏼 maybe because I’m only half Latino? Idk but I was born here, raised here (by Canadians {adopted}) and will always love Canada, even if it kills me.
Gaming with keishawn I had like 3 strokes trying to read this. Oh and I was born in the U.S so stop assuming I never been to the U.S ever in my life. And I never said America is only for the rich people you just made another whole subject I said America is a rich country there is nothing wrong with that Canada is also a rich country so chill you nerves and read it again.
Why thats very nice of you to say we are not always nice and not always polite, there are also arrogant people here up in Canada to. But Americans are also a lot more vocal, and I mean that as a neutral thing, personally I love the vocalness but when you have arrogant people being vocal it can give one the assumption that the USA is full of arrogant people, which its not its just that arrogance and hatred gives one better ratings and thats why its covered :/ , but for every hatemonger theres a lovemonger speaking out. At the end we are two great countries that have some amazing qualities but also have shit we need to work out.
I've lived in both and Canada is far better in every way. I'm so happy here in Canada. I was born with dual citizenship and could hardly wait to make Canada my one and only. At 18 I returned to canafa as a Canadian citizenship. Thank God for this wonderful country.
Canadians are more well mannered. If a Canadian sees you 100 feet away, they will still open the door for you. While in the US if you see a suspicious guy coming, you check if your weapons are near you and lock the doors
So true ! Went to the US a few days ago from Canada. I opened the doors for many people who looked at me so oddly when I did that and no thank you's were said in response!! When I said please and thank you when ordering food, people were so shocked at how well mannered I was o.O. Also, I felt extremely unsafe in the US. You can feel the difference in safety in the air from. Ontario and New York. Crazy difference.
TabbyAngel2 well I mean you went to NYC it looks like I mean I hold doors for people say please and thank you and I’m not rude I’m American but I hate nyc because it such a big city and I mean of course you won’t really feel save there with all Those cars and people and but also people are in a rush most of the time in nyc I mean I think before you say anything you should try to go to different states or just up state N.Y. it’s beautiful there.
To all Yankees making negative comments about Canada, your country has it own multitude of problems, you need to worry about whats happening in your own country and stop bullying Canada, we are a seperate nation and whether you like us or not, we have the right to operate the way we want whether you agree with us or not, just leave us alone and we will be quite fine, it won't affect you, so just do your own thing, stop trying to run the world under your idealogy, thank you
WillTheBigCat-Anyone commenting that they think Canada is better isn't bullying. It's stating an opinion. Which was what was ask for. Giving reasons for that isn't bullying either it's the explanation for their opinion.
Kathy Collins having visited your country I know my country is a better place...not only for it's beauty , peace, medical and social aide but because we are a country of peace... (we breath it, like fresh air)..I was happy to come back to my beautiful, truely "FREE" country.... I WISH YOU PEACE....
Well, some of the rudest and most intractable people I have met were Canadian. But I am permitted to say that, as a Canadian. (Romans 3"23) 'For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.' I've had regrettable moments myself!
@@paddy19656 Please pretty please? I don't endorse religion per se, and neither does the Bible. Perhaps you ought to read it and discover what it actually says before judging the message of Christ, which He intended for ALL nations, though He was born a Jew. See Matthew 28:19-20. I have lived in the USA and was converted while a student there, yet I chose to return to my own country. There is plenty wrong with the USA but we should not be smug about it, People ruin their own and each others' lives, and sometimes religion is part of that equation. But God Himself loves us and intends the best for us. (Romans 5:8) 'For God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.'
@David They are no saviors; they cannot save themselves. Do you want to import more coronavirus? And who wanted to tear up NAFTA, if not Trump? There is only one Savior, and His name is Jesus (Yeshua, if you prefer).
@@joeybattlefieldv2641 ya me too, I'd much rather go bankrupt like many in the US to pay for my medical bills, then have it free like Canadians. Stupid Canadians thinking people should get to keep there homes when they fall ill.
@@michaelbaker3492 You a degenerate, when my Grandfather had cancer there was a wait list to get in for surgery, it was prostate cancer in the early stage. Thats a beatable cancer. The wait list lasted two years. Im sure my Grandmother would still rather have him around than have their house.
@@joeybattlefieldv2641 "You a degenerate", is that even English? You're definitely in no position to be calling anyone a degenerate, when you can't even piece together a simple sentence. I'll keep my house & the universal healthcare, it sounds more like your grandfather died of embarrassment, having you for a grandson!
@Abdul Yousif we barely have any snow here on the southwest coast unless you go to the mountains. Just rain, but in the summer it's dry and hot. It's a big country, we even have a desert.
@@FC_DINDEYA To be fair that's not cause we live in Canada it's cause all hockey players are fucking assholes. I'm white and I played hockey for many years and hated always playing with judgemental idiots.
@Dylan Ford Why does it matter if the population is low, if anything it makes it better for the people already living here. I guarantee you that more americans immigrate here then Canadians emigrate and i'm glad that we don't waste our tax dollars on military as much as the us does. You guys are getting absolutely destroyed by covid and thats cause your leader is an incompetent idiot, maybe focus on you own problems before you start to worry about everyone else.
@Dylan Ford Population doesn't explain the covid results because you guys have 10x the amount of population and 20x the amount of cases. Once again i think a low population isn't bad because it improves quality of life for the people living there already. That shit about the swimming pools just proves that you are as stupid as your leader.
Of course Canada is a much better place to live. My friend...YOU as a Jamaican Korean Canadian...represent exactly what WE as Canadians stand for. Strong solidarity, acceptance and kindness amongst all Canadians. As a Canadian, it makes me very proud to hear that new generations of migrants and immigrants alike can say, THEY TOO ARE PROUD TO BE CANADIAN!!! Welcome Home Friend!
chucky I’m just stating my ethinicity and ppl who have a problem with it keep racism alive and well. I never said anything’s my good or bad about my race.
JustTech 2 words, “American Exceptionalism”. I prefer to live in the USA, the only country ever considered to be the last best hope for planet earth. The only country with enough moral accountability to God to defend freedom and promote liberty across the globe. As the first pilgrims said, a shining city on a hill acting as a beacon to all.
Corvette Dude - Then please, kindly move there already. Thank you... “American Exceptionalism” --uhmm and that why they have how many shootings every day? Please, give me a break. You can have it mister.
Yes, I'm so glad I live in a country so close to one with a racist sexist asshole of a president who thinks its a good idea to annoy the country that's been testing nuclear weapons..... It'll be fun for us when we all get radiation poisoning when Kim Jong Un decides he's had enough of laughing at Trumps ridiculous gesturing...
Reading the comments makes me kind of sad about the hate on the USA. I live in Michigan but our family is from Canada. America has its issues but so do many countries, they will get through it. People forget that there are still so many worse places to live, places where women don’t have freedoms, where the people don’t have access to vaccines or even clean water. I still feel fortunate to live in America
I have lived and gone to school in both countries. For years my dad had dual citizenship. I have family in both countries and I am well traveled in both. Canada is my happy home. I am biased because I was raised in Canada, but even then we all had US TV in our homes. I can say without hesitation that I favor Canada in this comparison but I love America too. Canada is a great country and Canada has a long-time good neighbor to its south.
Hey i'm Black from Toronto. I taught English in Finland, Spain, Luxembourg, UK, Belgium and Racist Germany. YOU are welcome in Canada with open arms. We are friendly kind people. That's just how we are. Take care. Robert
Not that much ... Canada is still more liveable. And definitely much more efficient and smart when it comes to protect its population from Covid. That being said I wish all the best to our US friends and neighbours in those difficult times.
2 words, “American Exceptionalism”. I prefer to live in the USA, the only country ever considered to be the last best hope for planet earth. The only country with enough moral accountability to God to defend freedom and promote liberty across the globe. As the first pilgrims said, a shining city on a hill acting as a beacon to all.
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Outside of that the video was great and as a viewer it is really appreciative when the creator responds so fast as it shows they actually care and aren't just here for the money. Thanks
@Dylan Ford so honestly I don't even care about that , I was talking about quality of life , I didn't mention anything about healthcare , did you get it ? Ugh
Im from europe , I went to both of this countries in alot of different states and somehow i found Canada and canadian people more positive ... Canada is more Safe, clean and comfortable for people ... usa is overrated by hollywood movies in reality even tho it has some wonderful places it’s dominated by psychopaths, junkies , drug gangs and race wars... < 🇨🇦
Native land! Imagine this scenario; if Native Americans cross the Atlantic, invade and Colonize Europe, and slaughter most Europeans, and put the remaining populations in tiny reservations, for 500 long years. How would Europeans feel about it? Think about it. All they need is their beloved motherlands back, the lands that their ancestors forebears had lived through thick and thin, endured through hardships and all for generations. In my humble opinion, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return it to rightful owners indigenous Native people. Remember, notorious global cardinal crimes such as, Slavery and Colonialism had long been over, why on earth is this notorious Colonization still lingering on? bbs.chinadaily.com.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=724132&fromuid=764911
@@olefella7561 What about mega genocide of indigenous Native Americans, and their population in Continents of America 500 yrs ago was around 15 millions, while European population in Europe was around 20 millions.Today, Natives population at 15 million, while European population, in Continents of America + Europe, at a staggering 'ONE BILLION'! I agree, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return to rightful owners indigenous Natives. By the way, bbs.chinadaily.com.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=724132&fromuid=764911 is so very informative. Thanks.
@@yub2.045 Because Canada doesn’t have to deal with the influx of illegal Mexicans like the US on top of being unity above diversity. (I know Canada’s government claims otherwise on the unity above diversity part but from what I’ve seen they’re simply lying)
Loved the video but think it missed a key component. Having universal health care paid through our taxes doesn't just give us good health care. It creates a fundamental difference in individual and societal mindset. In Canada we worry about our health and that of our children and parents but we don't worry about the actual health care costs. I've never met a Canadian who even thinks "how will I pay for that surgery" or fears bankruptcy when older if something happens. It's simply not part of our mindset. Yet I have talked to many American friends who say it is constantly something in their mindset. Does their job provide health care insurance and will it do so after retirement? Do they have enough in savings to get them through a major surgery? As a father, if I had to constantly worry about my health or that of my partner and certainly of our children then my outlook on life overall would be very, very different. A few examples: A friend who is a New York lawyer says she often wonders if she could lose her house someday if she had a serious medical problem. A birding friend in New Orleans tried to wait until she was 65 to have a hip replacement as her retirement benefits would cover it. But it was too painful so she had it done at age 64 for a cost of over $60,000. And oddly I met a retired couple once who said they hated Canada's socialized medicine. After saying this, the man, well into his retirement, said he had taken on a job as a security guard solely to access the health benefits of the job for himself and his wife. I thought it was so bizarre. This man who should be enjoying the last years of his life had to work for health benefits but at the same time thought universal health care was unacceptable.
Brice Swope Something tells me you have never lived in Canada. It is easy to see a doctor call up your GP just like in the states, if you do not have one there is a government phone number you can call and you will have an appointment by the end of the day for sometime next week. The only problem is specialists and even then it is almost entirely elective or non critical conditions that have the wait times. If you are in serious danger of dying you go to the top of the list and see him immediately. If something came back on your test that is probably nothing but should be looked into you will see him in a couple of months. And if you want plastic surgery they will pencil you in for next year, unless again it is something urgent like burns. Now don't get me wrong there are some busy hospital emergency rooms but that is also true down in the US and sometimes individuals fall through the cracks but compare that to what happens in the US if your insurance runs out.
It is true I have never lived in Canada but I would be willing to bet most of the people on here commenting about how horrible the healthcare system is have never lived in the U.S either. There is a lot of speculation on both sides. I think Canada is awesome is many many ways but it usually has to do with the people and health care never comes to mind for me. If canadians are happy with it that's great but it could never work in the U.S, the population is to large and the problems that do arise in Canadian health care (because there are problems with it, nothing is perfect) would be magnified Many times over simply because of the shear size of our population. I love you Canada, you are good people but I love my country and wouldn't live anywhere else. God bless Canada and God bless the United states of America.
@@brice7649 its true on both side. (Canadian here) I have a friend who discovered he's alergic to something while he was studying in california. He called his insurance. Went to the hospital and everything went really fast. Here in Canada its true that you can wait a long time if your condition is deemed as not serious. I've waited 12hrs for a broken ankle. But, one time I went because I was peeing blood. They took care of me immediatly and went to a specialist right away. The problem with our emergencies, is people using it for small things since its free. I saw some french (from France) co-workers told me they went to the hospital for a cold and complained for waiting more than 12hrs. Thats the kind of problem we have. Nothing is perfect but at least you dont lose all your life savings if something happens
As a person who spent a total of 45 days in the hospital last year I am glad I am Canadian. When I was finally able to leave. My total bill for the visit $0.00. The only thing that came out of my pocket was for the TV...which for the record is insane at how much they charge. But the hospital did have free Wifi. win some lose some. Doctors where fantastic. Nursing staff incredible even the PSWs where amazing. They arranged all the new specialists I was going to need and still need.
The number of universities in the US is naturally greater than Canada Canada only has a population of 35 million the statistic should be per capita. Secondly can you please refer to the US as the US. America is a continent divided into two. Both Canadians and Mexicans are North Americans
Agreed David, I shouldn't have used the America to refer to the US and per capita would have been better for colleges. Side point: when considering population the US has more top colleges per person.
Education .... you must be trying to make the USA look good north America is Greenland, Canada, USA, Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama is at the end, maybe might have missed a few more countries, but every central american country is on the north American continent.
Reverted RF (or perverted RF) not sure which - North American. American English. Only arrogance can claim a continent, and a language, which by the way, originated in the U.K. The Americans think they are "special". Ha Ha Ha Ha. We aren't. We wear underwear, we dress the same, look the same, and are more corrupt than most countries on the planet. The Canadians COULD call themselves Canada of the Americas. But they are not that arrogant. They aren't as racist, they don't have the band of murderers called the NRA, and they don't have trump. On the world scale, that makes them far superior. And far better liked.
United States is a great country to live in, but freeing your thoughts from worries when your kids or loved ones are in school or church matters a lot (shooting spree in churches and schools in USA have been becoming frequent), plus fear of getting sick while you are jobless and no health insurance scares me. (Canada has free health care as long as your are legal resident or citizens never had a shooting spree incidents in schools and churches except that one in Quebec. Canada wins on this regards!
single mom Canada has had 12 school shootings since 1975. More popular in the last decade for sure with 5 of them since 2006. Mind you thats nothing compared to the 20 school shootings the USA has had in the last 4 months.
I am a single woman that has lived in small villages as well in the big smoke (Toronto) during uni. I can say that I always felt safe, in either of those, to walk home at night from work. I cannot even fathom living where I could not do that. I, as well as many others here in Canada, have heavy hearts and send our love to all of you when these shootings happen. xoxo
Nolan salwach, You are very much wrong on your assumption.. Those kids in schools were not gang members, those people in church were not gang members either nor those people eating their lunch in you tube office are. The shooter were not gang members also but people who have access with guns..
Mariela Ticas-Garcia As a Canadian (who recently underwent having a stent installed in my heart) I can tell you our single-payer medical care is very good, but there's always room for improvement.
I see a lot of controversy in the comments which is weird because we are neighbours and allies so why are we fighting who is the better country? I think America and Canada have good things and bad about them. -a Canadian
It is much worse than one gun shot every week in the US - it is every day. We don't hear much of the real news from the US and their crime or else people would not step outside their door. The US has always been a very violent country and the people (most of them not all) are not friendly at all. The US lives and dies by the gun.
@@TheJules1003 ...I am an American and I agree with you. The number of mass shootings and school shootings alone is terrifying! This country is gun obsessed and Lord help you if you say that an American! Their answer to gun violence? More guns! It's damn stupid and ridiculous!
Except you don't, 68% of murders in the United States happen in 5% of the counties. crimeresearch.org/2017/04/number-murders-county-54-us-counties-2014-zero-murders-69-1-murder/
Very intelligent presentation. I lived in Boston for 6 years and now starting my new life in Toronto there is big gap indeed. I love Boston, it’s awesome awesome, I wish US would have more accommodating for professional skilled workers. Toronto is indeed a happy and secure place and everyone is welcome if you have good intentions and strong aspirations. USA is a great country with awesome citizens immigration policies are playing worst role.
Speaking as a Canadian both countries are good but Canada is a happy and peaceful place and rates the second best country in the world and the United States is at number 7 so I would choose Canada 🇨🇦
The difference is simple. USA is a great country, full of diversity, best entertainments and opportunities, top notch education and best medical care … if you're rich. Not so great if you are poor; your freedoms and access to these things would be greatly restricted. Canada on the other hand is more of a social "equalizer" where the gap between the rich and the poor is not so obvious and good standard of living is more spread out among greater number of people. Every single person's well being is our good fortune not just for the fortunate few.
If you're ambitious then USA. Bigger economy, more opportunities, more rewarding. If you like a comfortable and simple life, Canada. It has generous social programs and welfare.
For many of those categories, population would be a big factor and since US has a much greater population than Canada, you cant proper accurate results.
Your people have been a real plus for Manitoba, great attitude, adapted to our cold and work very hard and smart. Before I retired I enjoyed working with them and they were one of the things that made the job much more enjoyable. Great smiles as well.....
@@jojo-xk8ri Do you call all countries by their complete names? The United Mexican States? The Kingdom of Denmark? The People's Republic of China? The State of Japan? Pretty much all countries go by a name that is not their full name, like a nick name. Most people refer to the USA as America. Sometimes the United States. You may not like it but the world has already decided.
@@Shaphina bro i was specifying it's full name i just call it "The States" and actually, it usually depends on where you live. where i live, nobody calls it "America", cause that isn't the proper term. mostly, everyone calls it "The States" or "USA". it depends where you live. i wasn't saying they couldn't use the term lmao
Re the Winter in Canada it is half as long as it was in the 50's and if you are a real Canuck you love winter, just like you enjoy the other 3 distinct seasons. One of the best things about being here.
I am a Canuck and winter at my age is getting to be a little much but we do enjoy the four seasons and you don't get so bored at looking at the same things all the time and always things to do in all seasons.
1) No one in the US calls Canada, Americas hat. Not one person. 2) There are more people in California than the entirety of Canada so comparing them is silly.
Why would it be silly? One can choose to live in either one of them! If you go to a liquor store, and you have to chose a small one but with great service, and a mega one, don't you compare them to see which one to go to?
Emil Pop Rhis has nothing to do with choosing where you live. Comparing amass and the US is like comparing a small town in Kentucky to NYC. That’s silly.
As a person living in both Canada and the USA. I can safely say that there is no comparison between Canada and the USA. I know in the USA you make more money but everything else is better in Canada. I would say that Canada is a first-world country and the USA is a second-world country-leaning to the first world.
Usa is a much better place to live than an actual 2nd world country like China or Russia. Just because Canada is better doesn't mean America isn't good
Canada is a great deal more liveable than the US. I would never ever live in the US at all. The crime in the US is unbelievable. We have great health care and a good education. I cant complain about much here in Canada.
I would say decent healthcare. We still do not recieve prescription drugs, dental and optical care under the general healthcare. Along with the fact that wait times for hospital or family doctor are ridiculous and it takes forever to see a specialist for anything.
ME! As a Canadian who lives ten min from the border. I have to say, each country has its good and bad points. I am just glad I get the benefits of both. Love Canada - Love America!
I'm Canadian, but I've visited different cities in US. I think it depends on the city & state in the USA. I've been to Minnesota and NY. I think folks in the mid east & west of the US are a bit nicer than the city folks. I visited NYC, the people there a bit rude sometimes. Going more to Mid east, I find the folks are nicer & down to earth.
Not trying to nitpick or anything, but there isn't such thing as the 'mid east' here in the U.S. We would just consider that whole part of the country as the mid west. But yes, people in large cities like New York or Boston tend to be a bit more rude and inpatient.
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The Best part is the 2nd amendment
Funny you 3 ppl in the comments are the only 3 in-bread americans in this hole comment section😂 feels bad😂
@@mattyflame1 if u want warm go to Vancouver lol or just visit Canada on the summer xD
Speaking as a Canadian, I wish our American brothers and sisters happiness and health. It's not really a competition.
fhilbo1701 I wish you Canadians Not a life siting and waiting to see what your government can do for you. Instead, I wish you your own independent innovation, so you can for once, contribute to the betterment of mankind through technology and advancement.
Yes.
Yes I don't understand why we are fighting over which country is better we can just say both are great they all might have a few flaws
yes me also i just want peace with everyone please 😄🇨🇦
A true Canadian
I’ve lived in both countries and honestly Canada is much better and friendlier
I live near the Canadian boarder. I will visit soon. Michigan sucks.
@@heyimpreston3640 Yep lol
@@xveexgd323 i live on the canadian border of michigan and i love going to usa for food and grocery purposes because we dont have nearly as many franchises and options as you do. that being said i like living here because we are less on the radar for other countries and we are a lot safer in schools and in public with or without guns
THERE ARE NO JOBS, PEOPLE ARE CONSERVATIVE , COLD AND EVERYTHING EXPENSIVE IN CANADA
Dev good generalization bud. You really sound like you know what you’re talking about, especially when using all caps
As an American I would love to say America, but as things exist now I would say Canada.
@Siddharth Dwivedi yes they are
same. i am moving when i get the chance.
@@harrylone4647 we welcome you with open arms my g :)
@@robertoorrego4374 thank you. You are much nicer than any American i have met haha.
@@harrylone4647 I'm canadian but thx
Please don't tell the americans about this... this is a safe and quiet place and we want to keep it that way.
TOO LATE
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Even if you pay me, no chance that I immigrate to Canada! Not enough sun and way too many cold days
Quiet you.
@@dmitrikorobeinikov9400 i agree
As a Canadian who has travelled to numerous countries and who also has relatives in the U.S., the ONLY reason I would move south is weather-related.
And if I want hot, I'll retire to Australia or New Zealand before the USA
Mathis Boulet “free” we pay high taxes for it. Nothing is ever free you pay for it somewhere
Exactly. That's why Canadians are the number one visa overstayers in the US coz they know better. Haha.
@@rauleyshar3635 classic American comeback. And I'm not Canadian nor American.
@@rauleyshar3635 ...
DONT EVER GO TO ASEA
I am Swedish and would prefer Canada! It has many similarities with Sweden! Nature for.ex. and health care, education!
Brita Magnusson Why thank you....and kind greetings from Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
Yes Canada does resemble Sweden in the nature as well as universal health care and education. We are all lucky to have that system.
I'm Canadian but to think the U.S. has no nature is just naive.
Yes we Canadians have a lot in common with Sweden with out health care, education, climate and many other things. I have met many years ago a man from Finland and his wife from Sweden and good people. These people chose Canada to live and yes my Canada is a good place to live and that is very true. We have problems like everywhere else and I have checked over other countries and we are still a good place to live. We just have to get rid of the nitwit PM Trudy and he is calling for an early election in May instead of October and that cannot come fast enough for me.
Thanks fam! If I didn’t live in Canada I’d love to live in Sweden 🇸🇪
Having lived in the US for 17 years and Canada for more than twice that, I agree with this assessment entirely. Just look at the 2 countries' responses to the covid 19 crisis and BLM movement. I am relieved to be living in Canada now.
How is canada handling both versus the USA? Thanks for your information
That’s because BLM didn’t have a big impact here, we are already known for being inclusive and diverse (not perfect obviously as nowhere will ever be). And it’s a lot easier to manage covid 19 when you don’t have 50 different states handling it 50 different ways. We weren’t experts at handling it here either. Our old folks homes got ravaged...
Trump says covid is no big deal though
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666dynomax speaking as someone who had covid. I think it’s very real but it has been made a bigger issue than it should be. Economies are suffering over this. Canadian debt is at a record high and will at least double in the next couple of months. At a certain point we have to realize that the mortality rate even amongst older people is quite low and that a suffering economy will ultimately hurt everyone, not only the vulnerable.
@@solomonsfarm For BLM there wasnt much but no opposition to the rallies here. All were very peaceful and civil. For Covid, continued economic and monetary relief to those who needed it. The US literally gave everyone 1200 and told them to F off. Disgraceful
I have lived in both. Countries. Canada is much more livable & has happier more honest, truthful population than The States.
I live in Windsor ,Ontario next to Detroit,Michigan , night and day........enough said!
Did you move to Canada or America
You make me wanna move to Canada. Germany is not the best place to live in these days.
@@floydfan5993 I used to live on the east side near George ...:)))
@@floydfan5993 I live an hour away from Detroit and I know that place.....it's a shithole
I will soon have my Oathtaking ceremony as Canadian citizen, the final step in acquiring Canadian citizenship. I'm so proud and happy to be Canadian.
@black_chaos Thank you!
@Raj Thank you!
Welcome. I became a citizen when I was 9. It is a very special day.
Congrats
Congratulations mate
I am Jamaican and I visited America , Canada and England.
I love all three countries but I think I am in love with Canada. Not only because my love lives there but it clean and the people are welcoming. Love Canada
I hope you will be able to join your love.
I am glad you find it welcoming.
Visit Texas.. People look you in the eye and are friendly.. But they also tell you what they really think..No B.S....
Antonett Green I am afraid YOU WILL FREEZE YOUR TAIL OFF 😵🤪
CEG Recovery you ate a very welcoming culture. 😂
stop lying like a little bitch
I love how this video lays out the pros and cons of both countries without bias. It makes me consider things I never thought about.
American who came to Canada 15 years ago...permanent resident of Canada...would never go back to the most dangerous country in the world...the US of A
Ken Attaway stay there then lol
Michael Naness You are the typical American. Denying facts and getting all petty for no reason. What he said is completely true, yet you respond with some snarky remarks. Your homicide rate is the highest of any developed nation.
The most dangerous country in the world? Not even more dangerous than the country to the south of us. Let alone a whole lot of other far more dangerous countries.
I've lived rural and I've lived urban in the US, and I've never felt in danger. You can be deranged and not understand likelihood and think you're in some kind of extreme danger here, but it's not realistic.
What part is completely true? How dangerous is it here (the US) compared to Russia, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina?
I do hear a fair number of people who have never seen danger in their life talking about how dangerous the US is.
You do realize the US has the highest crime rate and homicide rate of any nation in the developed world right? Pathetic for how much money and power the country has. No other major nation has a higher homicide rate. Do you really want to compare yourselves to Mexico, Columbia and Russia.? Are those countries that lead by example and demonstrate peace and intelligence to the rest of the world?
Eu: we have healthcare
Us: we have memes
Canada: *WE HAVE BOTH*
*Donald Trump incoming*
LMFAO
Don't brag about our health-care it's flawed it's free for people on welfare not working class $20000 in taxes a year thats not free health care
It's a maximum of 616 per year if you have an high revenue and covers you for every incident... I'm deaf and without this healthcare, i wouldn't be able to hear.
I'm just saying Healthcare is not free I'm not saying you don't deserve it you deserve it 100 percent
Most Canadians havent needed to whip out their phones when approached by police and start screaming
" I kNoW mY rIgHtS !!!!!!"
Ha ha
But this is why I always chill in my room!
True
Lmao you have never been to Toronto
@@ericmunroe2502 exactly, or Scarborough😂
I’m an Asian migrating in the U.S. in the future. But deep in my heart, after I graduate, I would plan to migrate in Canada.
I'm sure your plan will good well, since you got the APH Canada profile picture.
When I graduate I might move too, but my family and friends might gulit trip me. (I live in America as well.)
STALKER BADASS I’m an American who wants to run away to Canada.
It’s going to be a pain if your going to try to get citizenship in Canada.
Why not just move straight to Canada?
Matt Vella My parents prefer United States more.
I was injured at work, 5 broken bones, a badly damaged rotator cull, a re-enforcing plate implanted in my elbow,and no one to sue. I was off work for 5 months, went through 2 operations, and spent 10 days in hospital. My wages were covered fully, my hospital bills were nil, and my physiotherapy is covered 100%. Where do I live? I'll give you a hint eh.
Canada
It’s Canada 🇨🇦
The tax payers paid for it no thanks I don’t want to to pay for you bills
Welll we have free health care so it still sucks but at least you don’t have to pay over 10000 dollars to have it fixed
The USA used to believe in supporting each other, but there just isn't enough profit in that.
I love that you compared taxes and that Canada's are lower. Canada spends it's tax money on health care and education. America spends theirs on the military. I guess it's all about priorities.
Julie Biddle actually we americans. spend more on entitlement programs than we spend on the military. Plus for every dollar 17 cents has to go to pay for the deficit that the government racks up.
I'd really like to see your source for those statistics. What are entitlement programs?
it would be nice if I only spent 33% of income on tax.
Julie Biddle social security, medicare, medicaid, food stamps etc.
America also using their expensive ass military, couldn't take over Canada.
I'm so happy seeing my homeland Canada being loved 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I'm so sad seeing me homeland America being bashed on ;-; like literally i love my life and its really not that dangerous the last murder we had in my town was like 60 - 70 years ago
@@heya4405 me too ;-;
@@JoseGutierrez-gn6ne IKR D:
Same
Yus
I love my country, USA. I love our neighbors up in the True North. We will always be there for you! 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
Thanks :D
what about Mexico lol ? :V
Of course we will always be there for Mexico, we give them $280,000,000 in Foreign are a year. explorer.usaid.gov/cd/MEX
A strange comment. It illustrates the mindset of "American global police". Canadians, nor any other country, don't need you. The best thing Americans can do for the world is stop voting for trump. I understand your point however, thank you for your concern. ruclips.net/video/U1mlCPMYtPk/видео.html
@@Jeff-rq4jv actually the whole world needs American police. Infact Europe and Canada both have American military bases in their countries. They ASKED The US to protect them. Americans have fought single handedly against communism imperialism etc for a free world.
Canada is more appealing to Europeans I’d daresay, because we think in relatively similiar terms.
Nope nope nope. Canada was cheap when I moved here because the pound is like fuckin gold to you guys, but wages suck here. If I moved back with a bunch of money I'd get a loaf of bread. We're nothing like Canada, policies are very different.
@@Cyb3rSix I'm pretty sure what he meant by "more appealing to Europeans" were relations and/or pleasant history with each other and not currency comparisons...
But then again you might be pro-America so who am I to judge.
(P. S. If you call Canada cheap then what do you call the other 50 or so countries poorer than Canada)
@@jm-xm9db Okay then what the hell do you mean. Our history is no where near the same. The British wanted taxes, you lot wouldn't pay decided to defect from British rule, war happened, US happened, little later Canada happened. We're nothing like you, lot. Our education is better, we actually have history that doesn't consist solely of the Hudson's Bay company or guns and who the fuck was the 33rd president was, who fuckin cares! Yes Hitler was bad, mericas got big guns, and you plonkers love guns. Let's remember who started this, the English. Who has more money than Merica, the English, who wins, the English, remember where your language came from and your real history. Both countries can jog on, we were here first.
Well to be fair, we Americans did revolt the Europeans, so....
@@Cyb3rSix All I see in British history in the last 300 years is colonialist oppression. So really not that different from Canada.
That’s why people don’t notice us Canadians
Because nothing interesting happens to us
Poppy Seed something interesting happens to us but they just don’t care anything that’s not affecting them 🤷🏻♀️
Ya
We all live in peace
No news is good news
Poppy Seed
Ikr?! Americans has this "fun" culturAl thing called "School shooting but no jail"
I’m Living here at Las Vegas NV. United States 🇺🇸. But I want to transfer to Canada 🇨🇦 someday
Don't come to Canada you will regret it
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As a Canadian we’d love to have you!
alexcid javillonar Wanna trade?
Arif Merghani I mean there are some places that are more than liveable. Go out west to Alberta or BC, southern Ontario or even western Ontario; Montreal or Quebec City
I'm Canadian-born but lived in the States for 6 years. After doing so, I can't imagine myself moving back to the US for any reason. Higher wages just aren't worth the drawbacks for me, of which there are many.
Your just spoiled, no wonder why all the richest people in the world were created in the US
Richest people were created by cheating the system and exploiting other citizens.
And, BTW, higher wages don't mean anything if prices aren"t compared.
Higher wagers? I am Canadian. I moved to the US a few years ago. I was the 2nd best paid person in my department.......at $12/hr.
Pathetic.
@@kenneth9452 "you're ". If you are going to try and make a point, try and sound intelligent.
Fucking Trump supporter.
being Canadian i say this GOD BLESS CANADA!!!!
Yeah, being Canadian that's about all you can say.
well i always hear god bless amarica. it was getting old
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We have a better country because God does not play into our politics nearly as much as our neighbors to the south. I vote NO GOD in politics period! Look around you, the most violent places in the world are all about God.
And the Godless slaughtered millions in the last century.
Godless had nothing to do with it. Who are you speaking of ... Hitler, Stalin, Mao for example? Maybe Pol Pot? They were all dictators. Read some history books instead of ....
I love Canada. It’s more family oriented and the people have manners and respect for each other
Willi Wonker bahahaha! If your white ! Canada's racism is disgusting!
Willi Wonker same in America
sit n spin for the win true
My mother was Scandinavian and my father was a refugee from El Salvador in 1980s, I never had an issue with racism 🇨🇦👌🏼 maybe because I’m only half Latino? Idk but I was born here, raised here (by Canadians {adopted}) and will always love Canada, even if it kills me.
Thank you! 🙂🇨🇦
Canada: Very Friendly
USA: Very Aggressive
EPicnerd ayy 😂
EPicnerd ayy 🤣🤣🤣🤣 facts
@gamergirl 12
Canada is actually ranked #1 for most gay friendly people. But yes homophobia is everywhere.
Especially in soccer.
Friendly people and dick heads in both places. It’s not the country it’s people.
Canada 🇨🇦 and that’s why when I grow up I wold love to live in Canada 🇨🇦 like that was my dream ever since i heard of it and how beautiful it is
UC Mari your welcome here ☺️
Bring a warm coat! Honestly, though, I am very lucky and happy to have been born in such a great place. PS you are all welcome here
anytime :)
Always welcome to Canada! It is indeed a beautiful place when its not winter and cold! JK our winters look pretty!
When you arrive in Canada I will buy you a new house and a new car as a friendly Canadian gesture. That's how we roll up here in the North.
@UC Mari
One of us
One of us
One of us
Always will be CANDIAN PROUD FOREVER!!!!!!!!🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Wow you are proud of it but you can't spell it. It is spelled Canadian not Candian. I know how to spell it and i am not even Canadian.
I think that Canada is more liveable 🇨🇦
From Tunisia ✌🏻🇹🇳
Ghada Zgolli Me to but I think Americans is for Rich people since everything cost more
Bloxburg Reports America is not just for rich people stop thinking stuff if you never been here in your life
Gaming with keishawn I had like 3 strokes trying to read this. Oh and I was born in the U.S so stop assuming I never been to the U.S ever in my life. And I never said America is only for the rich people you just made another whole subject I said America is a rich country there is nothing wrong with that Canada is also a rich country so chill you nerves and read it again.
Funny, I live in Canada, and I’m doing a project on Tunisia 😂
@@bloxburgreports7704 haha there is so much poverty in the US
USA to Canada: its called Color not colour
Canada to USA: its called schools not shooting range
thats nothing to play wit
next is you in target
here we spell it colour
Holy shit
It is called Colour not color wth is color well the way they say and spell it is how they do it them may even be right idk
Canada is simply just a better country
Yeah, sure....
Bra you Americans fascist Canadians free
I'm freaking Canadian
Ammo Fire
I am proud of my country CANDA 🇨🇦
Mighty Corndog of America Canada is actually a more safe and nicer country to live so Canada wins it’s easy
Canadians are nicer, have better manners and they are not arrogant! I have to make a move to Toronto ASAP!!
WAHB 50YY what city you from
You’re welcome to come.
Jollyjunklass yourwelcome to come where
Why thats very nice of you to say we are not always nice and not always polite, there are also arrogant people here up in Canada to. But Americans are also a lot more vocal, and I mean that as a neutral thing, personally I love the vocalness but when you have arrogant people being vocal it can give one the assumption that the USA is full of arrogant people, which its not its just that arrogance and hatred gives one better ratings and thats why its covered :/ , but for every hatemonger theres a lovemonger speaking out. At the end we are two great countries that have some amazing qualities but also have shit we need to work out.
Manners? Have you ever been to the south?
Canada wins .. just because we know how to apologize .. our attitude towards all human life alone wins.
True
Youre obviously biased.
@@palaven4048 If your aren't Canadian, you can't understand.
I've lived in both and Canada is far better in every way. I'm so happy here in Canada. I was born with dual citizenship and could hardly wait to make Canada my one and only. At 18 I returned to canafa as a Canadian citizenship. Thank God for this wonderful country.
Canadians are more well mannered. If a Canadian sees you 100 feet away, they will still open the door for you. While in the US if you see a suspicious guy coming, you check if your weapons are near you and lock the doors
So true ! Went to the US a few days ago from Canada. I opened the doors for many people who looked at me so oddly when I did that and no thank you's were said in response!! When I said please and thank you when ordering food, people were so shocked at how well mannered I was o.O. Also, I felt extremely unsafe in the US. You can feel the difference in safety in the air from. Ontario and New York. Crazy difference.
@@mackencat7256 Where do you guys travel to? I'm American and we do all that stuff as well.
that’s very bold of you to generalize all americans on one stereotype based of your experience with a few ppl. quite bold indeed
Nini Ho and yet that’s what Americans are doing to canadians in this comment section. Sit down
TabbyAngel2 well I mean you went to NYC it looks like I mean I hold doors for people say please and thank you and I’m not rude I’m American but I hate nyc because it such a big city and I mean of course you won’t really feel save there with all Those cars and people and but also people are in a rush most of the time in nyc I mean I think before you say anything you should try to go to different states or just up state N.Y. it’s beautiful there.
To all Yankees making negative comments about Canada, your country has it own multitude of problems, you need to worry about whats happening in your own country and stop bullying Canada, we are a seperate nation and whether you like us or not, we have the right to operate the way we want whether you agree with us or not, just leave us alone and we will be quite fine, it won't affect you, so just do your own thing, stop trying to run the world under your idealogy, thank you
literally the whole comment section is bullying america
Agreed. We have one idiot who thinks my country, the U.S. is better than anyone else. That's it.
WillTheBigCat-Anyone commenting that they think Canada is better isn't bullying. It's stating an opinion. Which was what was ask for. Giving reasons for that isn't bullying either it's the explanation for their opinion.
Kathy Collins having visited your country I know my country is a better place...not only for it's beauty , peace, medical and social aide but because we are a country of peace... (we breath it, like fresh air)..I was happy to come back to my beautiful, truely "FREE" country....
I WISH YOU PEACE....
Jeez John Anderson, ironys lost on you , huh? Fuck you. Next time the world needs America's help we'll tell them go banging on your door.
Yea im moving to Canada in 3 months lol then i saw this video. Seems like im making a good choice.
LAO A warm welcome from Montreal 🇨🇦
@@cedlala thank you i been to Vancouver island a few times and loved it decided to move cant wait to join a good team lol
@@lao8006 have fun
How did you make the move? I've been trying to figure out how to.
@@MultiKingsfan by applying for a work visa.
It depends, if you want to find a job and be a successful business owner go to America, but if you want to find a peaceful life go to canada
❤️🇨🇦CANADA ALL DAY EVERYDAY🇨🇦❤️
Proudly Canadian don’t forget that we are welcome everywhere we go the world love us ...because we are friendly and polite ehhhh..
So true I am a Canadian tooi live in Canada 35 years now and I love it
Well, some of the rudest and most intractable people I have met were Canadian.
But I am permitted to say that, as a Canadian.
(Romans 3"23) 'For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.'
I've had regrettable moments myself!
@@marcusonesimus3400 Please leave your religious stuff out of this. Or go south and see how religion ruins so much for so many.
@@paddy19656
Please pretty please?
I don't endorse religion per se, and neither does the Bible. Perhaps you ought to read it and discover what it actually says before judging the message of Christ, which He intended for ALL nations, though He was born a Jew. See Matthew 28:19-20.
I have lived in the USA and was converted while a student there, yet I chose to return to my own country. There is plenty wrong with the USA but we should not be smug about it,
People ruin their own and each others' lives, and sometimes religion is part of that equation. But God Himself loves us and intends the best for us.
(Romans 5:8)
'For God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.'
@David
They are no saviors; they cannot save themselves. Do you want to import more coronavirus? And who wanted to tear up NAFTA, if not Trump?
There is only one Savior, and His name is Jesus (Yeshua, if you prefer).
Thank goodness for universal health care!! 🇨🇦
It sucks id rather go to the US any day for health care.
@@joeybattlefieldv2641 ya me too, I'd much rather go bankrupt like many in the US to pay for my medical bills, then have it free like Canadians. Stupid Canadians thinking people should get to keep there homes when they fall ill.
@@michaelbaker3492 You a degenerate, when my Grandfather had cancer there was a wait list to get in for surgery, it was prostate cancer in the early stage. Thats a beatable cancer. The wait list lasted two years. Im sure my Grandmother would still rather have him around than have their house.
@@joeybattlefieldv2641 "You a degenerate", is that even English?
You're definitely in no position to be calling anyone a degenerate, when you can't even piece together a simple sentence.
I'll keep my house & the universal healthcare, it sounds more like your grandfather died of embarrassment, having you for a grandson!
@@joeybattlefieldv2641 don't worry, you didn't hurt my feelings. If you had hurt my feelings, I would have just gone & seen a doctor, it's free!
I live in Canada and it is an awesome country to live in
I am a Proud Canadian.
ALSO thankful that The USA is an Ally Not enemy.
a trump ad played before this just to remind me why im moving...
Hiiii Kevin
Rebecca Barnes tf
@@keffen please don't get offended, just a little chat with you if that's okay
t e a shes a bot
@t e a hangouts, hope thats better
canada is way better. i lived in america for about 10 years and hated it but canada is a great place to live in
What do u hate about it?
I have NEVER heard anyone call Canada "America's Hat" 🧐
I know right
@@BigBEES777 It's simpler to say that Canada is on top of the US. Geographically, of course.
Yes, that is just gay!
Sadly, I have.
yeah same??
I think Canada is more liveable
@Abdul Yousif we barely have any snow here on the southwest coast unless you go to the mountains. Just rain, but in the summer it's dry and hot. It's a big country, we even have a desert.
NO!!!
Don't forget about Canada's FREE Heath care!!!!
Pigles you do understand that nothing is free right? Your tax dollars pay for healthcare so it’s hardly free.
Pigles I am so happy to live in tronto
Na Stia No is it not!
There are cash registers at hospitals in the States. That's crazy to a Canadian.
Na Stia its not
Not a bad comparison but one really large factor not mentioned is "lack of racist problems". I think we all know who gets that medal.
Talk to a black person who tried to make it on a hockey team in Canada. Their stories sound like they are straight out of Mississippi
Canada can definitely be just as racist as the US. Talk to any minority person. We all have a lot to work on
Canada's Aboriginals are treated the same as the USA African American.
@@KileLevi Thats a really good point and I agree with you but unfortunately you have an anime profile so your opinion is invalid.
@@FC_DINDEYA To be fair that's not cause we live in Canada it's cause all hockey players are fucking assholes. I'm white and I played hockey for many years and hated always playing with judgemental idiots.
Canada because I was able to live here for 20 years.
@ANGELINA BERNIER hey just because we are canadian doesnt mean we dont have feelings
@ANGELINA BERNIER also FUCK YOU
@ANGELINA BERNIER You would not like it in Canada, you are better off right where you are...good luck nice attitude by the way.
@ANGELINA BERNIER what is your problem say , i will report you
Canada is the best country in the world ❤️
One of the best countries in the world to be exact. But sure your opinion.
How can this be true ? Yanks keep telling us it's the USA
@Dylan Ford Why does it matter if the population is low, if anything it makes it better for the people already living here. I guarantee you that more americans immigrate here then Canadians emigrate and i'm glad that we don't waste our tax dollars on military as much as the us does. You guys are getting absolutely destroyed by covid and thats cause your leader is an incompetent idiot, maybe focus on you own problems before you start to worry about everyone else.
I totally agree with you 100%
@Dylan Ford Population doesn't explain the covid results because you guys have 10x the amount of population and 20x the amount of cases. Once again i think a low population isn't bad because it improves quality of life for the people living there already. That shit about the swimming pools just proves that you are as stupid as your leader.
I'm an American who relocated to Canada 40 years ago. BEST DECISION I EVER MADE.
@Help Me Get 1000 Subscribers You nigga
Damn everyone in the comments saying Canada... Proud to be a Jamaican-Korean-Canadian!
Of course Canada is a much better place to live. My friend...YOU as a Jamaican Korean Canadian...represent exactly what WE as Canadians stand for. Strong solidarity, acceptance and kindness amongst all Canadians. As a Canadian, it makes me very proud to hear that new generations of migrants and immigrants alike can say, THEY TOO ARE PROUD TO BE CANADIAN!!! Welcome Home Friend!
chucky I’m just stating my ethinicity and ppl who have a problem with it keep racism alive and well. I never said anything’s my good or bad about my race.
chucky and why canadian
Yo that's a sweet ass herritage haha, Peruvian that's proud to call Canada his home over here :D
@chucky how
Canadian for life!!!
JustTech 2 words, “American Exceptionalism”. I prefer to live in the USA, the only country ever considered to be the last best hope for planet earth. The only country with enough moral accountability to God to defend freedom and promote liberty across the globe. As the first pilgrims said, a shining city on a hill acting as a beacon to all.
JustTech
YES MY DUDE!
Corvette Dude - Then please, kindly move there already. Thank you... “American Exceptionalism” --uhmm and that why they have how many shootings every day? Please, give me a break. You can have it mister.
@@laurajames723 america is not for pussies like yall, stop copying our culture, and Alberta isn’t cowboy yall just copied Texas lmao
I'm Canadian and love the U.S.A. So glad we have these folks as our neighbours.
Suzanne Ito I'm glad that Canadians are our neighbors
thanks for not bashing our country and i love your country too! (except that guy in my school from Canada hes so mean)
@@spongebobsquarepants4406 how about Mexico lol
Dui 7 same 😀😀
Yes, I'm so glad I live in a country so close to one with a racist sexist asshole of a president who thinks its a good idea to annoy the country that's been testing nuclear weapons.....
It'll be fun for us when we all get radiation poisoning when Kim Jong Un decides he's had enough of laughing at Trumps ridiculous gesturing...
Reading the comments makes me kind of sad about the hate on the USA. I live in Michigan but our family is from Canada. America has its issues but so do many countries, they will get through it. People forget that there are still so many worse places to live, places where women don’t have freedoms, where the people don’t have access to vaccines or even clean water. I still feel fortunate to live in America
M D true but Canada is amazing I mean no one can beat that
I just love america and feel saddened that everyone hates it because of things people think about us
The prestoturtle and what people think about you guys are true here on Canada 🇨🇦
America! Why use that word? Canada is in America as is Mexico. It is a continent, not a country. USA is the name.
lol, if you get through that fat donald trump
I have lived and gone to school in both countries. For years my dad had dual citizenship. I have family in both countries and I am well traveled in both. Canada is my happy home. I am biased because I was raised in Canada, but even then we all had US TV in our homes. I can say without hesitation that I favor Canada in this comparison but I love America too. Canada is a great country and Canada has a long-time good neighbor to its south.
I'm also canadian and I live in Toronto, the city comed from paradise, grettings from Canada,Ontario,Toronto🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Greetings to my fellow Canadian 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Greetings from Vancouver:)
Jame Errikson The Weeknd made it better(I am not Canadian But I’m XO
I live in Vancouver 😃😃
Howie Wang I’m in Vancouver too
Hey i'm Black from Toronto. I taught English in Finland, Spain, Luxembourg, UK, Belgium and Racist Germany. YOU are welcome in Canada with open arms. We are friendly kind people. That's just how we are. Take care. Robert
How is germany racist?
Come and you will find out. You are second class here and they have a zero tolerance policy towards people from other countries.
@@robertanthonycummings008 no I went to germany and they are very polite and friendly there, I think your getting Germans and Austrians mixed up
I want to move my family to Canada but I would really have to work up the courage to stay during the winter.
You know our border policies are worse than the us right?
I'd love to see this updated to 2020. Things have changed.
Not that much ... Canada is still more liveable. And definitely much more efficient and smart when it comes to protect its population from Covid. That being said I wish all the best to our US friends and neighbours in those difficult times.
Average life expectancy in the US is still 79. In Canada, it’s gone up to 83.
True if we go by covid Canada is the better place to live hands down
USA is gone more worse and worsen... While the clown still in the office!!!
It is worse!
# CANADA! no contest.
I hate you
2 words, “American Exceptionalism”. I prefer to live in the USA, the only country ever considered to be the last best hope for planet earth. The only country with enough moral accountability to God to defend freedom and promote liberty across the globe. As the first pilgrims said, a shining city on a hill acting as a beacon to all.
Corvette Dude wow you really like America
Corvette Dude Can we say exceptionally blind😒😒
Jacqueline Ibarra Have at it, because it will only lead to your destruction. 😛
Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. Business opportunities are like buses, there’s always another one coming.
Talking about opportunities investing in crypto currency now should be in every wise individuals list. In two to three years time you might be estactic with the decision made today
Truth, it is really profitable as an investment.
It’s fortunate that many of us are still confused about crypto currency while others are busy earning from it
Is never stressful when you're guided by a pro
I remember friends calling me crazy when I started investing in bitcoin now I shut them up with my 4 figures weekly returns.
It’s CANDA eh 🇨🇦 I’m Canidian
Johnny Flames Canadian*
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Johnny Flames Canadian Ehhhhhh..The Best Beer on Earth and B.C BUD..The best in the world..Women are Hot
Johnny Flames I'd love to visit Canada, have you ever been to America before?
oh well somuch for the education system
1:10 you cant compare how many top 100 collages each country has because usa is bound to have more as they have a much larger population.
True. When considering population the US has 1 per 8 million vs 1 per 12 million in Canada
That would me more fair but the way you showed in the video it made the difference seem much more extreme.
yep, agreed. It was not a good decision to represent the data in that way. Appreciate your comment
Outside of that the video was great and as a viewer it is really appreciative when the creator responds so fast as it shows they actually care and aren't just here for the money. Thanks
Thanks mate
Canada Example of society and quality of life I love this land 🇨🇦♥️
🇨🇦🇨🇦 4th in HFI 🇨🇦🇨🇦
@The Canadian Crusader what are you talking about ? 🤔
@Dylan Ford yeah I'm not retarded , but don't get me wrong because that was obvious I got it clearly . Anyways thanks for clarifying !!!
@Dylan Ford so honestly I don't even care about that , I was talking about quality of life , I didn't mention anything about healthcare , did you get it ? Ugh
Im from europe , I went to both of this countries in alot of different states and somehow i found Canada and canadian people more positive ... Canada is more Safe, clean and comfortable for people ... usa is overrated by hollywood movies in reality even tho it has some wonderful places it’s dominated by psychopaths, junkies , drug gangs and race wars... < 🇨🇦
I love my home and native land Canada (pls dont destroy me)
😂😂🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Let’s destroy it jk neighbors 🇺🇸
That's our home ON native land ... according to my Anishinaabe brother-in-law.
Native land! Imagine this scenario; if Native Americans cross the Atlantic, invade and Colonize Europe, and slaughter most Europeans, and put the remaining populations in tiny reservations, for 500 long years. How would Europeans feel about it? Think about it. All they need is their beloved motherlands back, the lands that their ancestors forebears had lived through thick and thin, endured through hardships and all for generations. In my humble opinion, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return it to rightful owners indigenous Native people. Remember, notorious global cardinal crimes such as, Slavery and Colonialism had long been over, why on earth is this notorious Colonization still lingering on? bbs.chinadaily.com.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=724132&fromuid=764911
@@olefella7561 What about mega genocide of indigenous Native Americans, and their population in Continents of America 500 yrs ago was around 15 millions, while European population in Europe was around 20 millions.Today, Natives population at 15 million, while European population, in Continents of America + Europe, at a staggering 'ONE BILLION'! I agree, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return to rightful owners indigenous Natives. By the way, bbs.chinadaily.com.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=724132&fromuid=764911 is so very informative. Thanks.
As if the internet would even say a good thing about America in the first place lol
Usa is the best🇺🇸🇺🇸
The internet as in an unregulated medium for all opinions but the majority thinks America is not great? Gee, I wonder why?
Well, tell me something good about, then. Never mind, that would to be too mentally exhausting for anybody.
It' all a conspiracy , eh !
Dank Sanchez The numbers provided are real statistics, not opinion.
Canada for life 😍😍😍
4:44
*Sees USA with 666*
Me: "Confirmed. I'm getting out of here. MA! I'M MOVING TO CANADA!"
Master Squirrel When I saw that I was like; ha I knew us was weird (I’m Canadian 🇨🇦)
Marie-Anne Labbé The 666 is moving to Canada😫😫😫
Canada is safer
@@yub2.045 Because Canada doesn’t have to deal with the influx of illegal Mexicans like the US on top of being unity above diversity.
(I know Canada’s government claims otherwise on the unity above diversity part but from what I’ve seen they’re simply lying)
Loved the video but think it missed a key component. Having universal health care paid through our taxes doesn't just give us good health care. It creates a fundamental difference in individual and societal mindset. In Canada we worry about our health and that of our children and parents but we don't worry about the actual health care costs. I've never met a Canadian who even thinks "how will I pay for that surgery" or fears bankruptcy when older if something happens. It's simply not part of our mindset. Yet I have talked to many American friends who say it is constantly something in their mindset. Does their job provide health care insurance and will it do so after retirement? Do they have enough in savings to get them through a major surgery? As a father, if I had to constantly worry about my health or that of my partner and certainly of our children then my outlook on life overall would be very, very different. A few examples: A friend who is a New York lawyer says she often wonders if she could lose her house someday if she had a serious medical problem. A birding friend in New Orleans tried to wait until she was 65 to have a hip replacement as her retirement benefits would cover it. But it was too painful so she had it done at age 64 for a cost of over $60,000. And oddly I met a retired couple once who said they hated Canada's socialized medicine. After saying this, the man, well into his retirement, said he had taken on a job as a security guard solely to access the health benefits of the job for himself and his wife. I thought it was so bizarre. This man who should be enjoying the last years of his life had to work for health benefits but at the same time thought universal health care was unacceptable.
If you can get in to see a doctor.
Brice Swope
Something tells me you have never lived in Canada. It is easy to see a doctor call up your GP just like in the states, if you do not have one there is a government phone number you can call and you will have an appointment by the end of the day for sometime next week. The only problem is specialists and even then it is almost entirely elective or non critical conditions that have the wait times. If you are in serious danger of dying you go to the top of the list and see him immediately. If something came back on your test that is probably nothing but should be looked into you will see him in a couple of months. And if you want plastic surgery they will pencil you in for next year, unless again it is something urgent like burns.
Now don't get me wrong there are some busy hospital emergency rooms but that is also true down in the US and sometimes individuals fall through the cracks but compare that to what happens in the US if your insurance runs out.
It is true I have never lived in Canada but I would be willing to bet most of the people on here commenting about how horrible the healthcare system is have never lived in the U.S either. There is a lot of speculation on both sides. I think Canada is awesome is many many ways but it usually has to do with the people and health care never comes to mind for me. If canadians are happy with it that's great but it could never work in the U.S, the population is to large and the problems that do arise in Canadian health care (because there are problems with it, nothing is perfect) would be magnified Many times over simply because of the shear size of our population. I love you Canada, you are good people but I love my country and wouldn't live anywhere else. God bless Canada and God bless the United states of America.
@@brice7649 its true on both side. (Canadian here) I have a friend who discovered he's alergic to something while he was studying in california. He called his insurance. Went to the hospital and everything went really fast. Here in Canada its true that you can wait a long time if your condition is deemed as not serious. I've waited 12hrs for a broken ankle. But, one time I went because I was peeing blood. They took care of me immediatly and went to a specialist right away. The problem with our emergencies, is people using it for small things since its free. I saw some french (from France) co-workers told me they went to the hospital for a cold and complained for waiting more than 12hrs. Thats the kind of problem we have. Nothing is perfect but at least you dont lose all your life savings if something happens
As a person who spent a total of 45 days in the hospital last year I am glad I am Canadian. When I was finally able to leave. My total bill for the visit $0.00. The only thing that came out of my pocket was for the TV...which for the record is insane at how much they charge. But the hospital did have free Wifi. win some lose some.
Doctors where fantastic. Nursing staff incredible even the PSWs where amazing. They arranged all the new specialists I was going to need and still need.
Canada for sure
Nevada Knapton Canada is far from the best ... I mean just look at it
So Kiera brown, you live in Canada? Or have lived in Canada?
Kiera Brown its way better than the u.s just look at who the u.s president is
I'm American and have lived in Canada for 30 years. Canada is a vastly superior country in every way.
@Landon Barretto 👍👍
The number of universities in the US is naturally greater than Canada Canada only has a population of 35 million the statistic should be per capita. Secondly can you please refer to the US as the US. America is a continent divided into two. Both Canadians and Mexicans are North Americans
Agreed David, I shouldn't have used the America to refer to the US and per capita would have been better for colleges. Side point: when considering population the US has more top colleges per person.
Lifelong Learners but the USA is the only country with America in the name
Education .... you must be trying to make the USA look good north America is Greenland, Canada, USA, Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama is at the end, maybe might have missed a few more countries, but every central american country is on the north American continent.
Reverted RF (or perverted RF) not sure which - North American. American English. Only arrogance can claim a continent, and a language, which by the way, originated in the U.K. The Americans think they are "special". Ha Ha Ha Ha. We aren't. We wear underwear, we dress the same, look the same, and are more corrupt than most countries on the planet. The Canadians COULD call themselves Canada of the Americas. But they are not that arrogant. They aren't as racist, they don't have the band of murderers called the NRA, and they don't have trump. On the world scale, that makes them far superior. And far better liked.
Canada!!!
United States is a great country to live in, but freeing your thoughts from worries when your kids or loved ones are in school or church matters a lot (shooting spree in churches and schools in USA have been becoming frequent), plus fear of getting sick while you are jobless and no health insurance scares me. (Canada has free health care as long as your are legal resident or citizens never had a shooting spree incidents in schools and churches except that one in Quebec. Canada wins on this regards!
single mom Canada has had 12 school shootings since 1975. More popular in the last decade for sure with 5 of them since 2006. Mind you thats nothing compared to the 20 school shootings the USA has had in the last 4 months.
i am a single mom because big daddies like you are useless...can't even please a single mom like me..
I am a single woman that has lived in small villages as well in the big smoke (Toronto) during uni. I can say that I always felt safe, in either of those, to walk home at night from work. I cannot even fathom living where I could not do that. I, as well as many others here in Canada, have heavy hearts and send our love to all of you when these shootings happen. xoxo
Nolan salwach, You are very much wrong on your assumption.. Those kids in schools were not gang members, those people in church were not gang members either nor those people eating their lunch in you tube office are. The shooter were not gang members also but people who have access with guns..
Mariela Ticas-Garcia
As a Canadian (who recently underwent having a stent installed in my heart) I can tell you our single-payer medical care is very good, but there's always room for improvement.
I see a lot of controversy in the comments which is weird because we are neighbours and allies so why are we fighting who is the better country? I think America and Canada have good things and bad about them. -a Canadian
In USA you'll hear a gun shoot every week in news
It is much worse than one gun shot every week in the US - it is every day. We don't hear much of the real news from the US and their crime or else people would not step outside their door. The US has always been a very violent country and the people (most of them not all) are not friendly at all. The US lives and dies by the gun.
@@TheJules1003 ...I am an American and I agree with you. The number of mass shootings and school shootings alone is terrifying! This country is gun obsessed and Lord help you if you say that an American! Their answer to gun violence? More guns! It's damn stupid and ridiculous!
I mean there are quite a lot of stabbing cases, here in Toronto.
Except you don't, 68% of murders in the United States happen in 5% of the counties.
crimeresearch.org/2017/04/number-murders-county-54-us-counties-2014-zero-murders-69-1-murder/
@Ramen Lover that’s facts
Very intelligent presentation. I lived in Boston for 6 years and now starting my new life in Toronto there is big gap indeed. I love Boston, it’s awesome awesome, I wish US would have more accommodating for professional skilled workers. Toronto is indeed a happy and secure place and everyone is welcome if you have good intentions and strong aspirations. USA is a great country with awesome citizens immigration policies are playing worst role.
Anup Sharma have you tried poutine, it’s delicious
TheWolfsan are you fucking hearing yourself? Our country is not like that! We welcome everyone and plus Indians were here before us whites came.
Wow, Boston and Toronto. Two great cities.
Anup Sharma hai bro how r job opportunities after graduation in canada
Carolina Blood - I’ve lived in Toronto for the last 7 years, and I wouldn’t exactly call it friendly
Speaking as a Canadian both countries are good but Canada is a happy and peaceful place and rates the second best country in the world and the United States is at number 7 so I would choose Canada 🇨🇦
The difference is simple. USA is a great country, full of diversity, best entertainments and opportunities, top notch education and best medical care … if you're rich. Not so great if you are poor; your freedoms and access to these things would be greatly restricted. Canada on the other hand is more of a social "equalizer" where the gap between the rich and the poor is not so obvious and good standard of living is more spread out among greater number of people. Every single person's well being is our good fortune not just for the fortunate few.
Canada yass
As a Canadian, I like Canada first and then like the USA.
If you're ambitious then USA. Bigger economy, more opportunities, more rewarding.
If you like a comfortable and simple life, Canada. It has generous social programs and welfare.
For many of those categories, population would be a big factor and since US has a much greater population than Canada, you cant proper accurate results.
Not really, almost all of the points are rates.
Love Canada from Banladesh, india & Pakistan..💕💕💕 we love you..💕💕💕
"As a Filipino national, I prefer more to visit and live in Canada also the country speaks French too .?!"
Quebec, New Brunswick as well as Northern Ontario and Eastern Ontario has allot of French speaking people.
Your people have been a real plus for Manitoba, great attitude, adapted to our cold and work very hard and smart. Before I retired I enjoyed working with them and they were one of the things that made the job much more enjoyable. Great smiles as well.....
Canada all the way
I vote Canada
The United States is not "America" it is a country in North America
Are you living under a rock
@@liamb7268 Are you?
@@liamb7268 lmao are you? its not America, its the United States OF America.
@@jojo-xk8ri Do you call all countries by their complete names? The United Mexican States? The Kingdom of Denmark? The People's Republic of China?
The State of Japan?
Pretty much all countries go by a name that is not their full name, like a nick name. Most people refer to the USA as America. Sometimes the United States. You may not like it but the world has already decided.
@@Shaphina bro
i was specifying it's full name
i just call it "The States"
and actually, it usually depends on where you live. where i live, nobody calls it "America", cause that isn't the proper term. mostly, everyone calls it "The States" or "USA".
it depends where you live. i wasn't saying they couldn't use the term lmao
Re the Winter in Canada it is half as long as it was in the 50's and if you are a real Canuck you love winter, just like you enjoy the other 3 distinct seasons. One of the best things about being here.
I am a Canuck and winter at my age is getting to be a little much but we do enjoy the four seasons and you don't get so bored at looking at the same things all the time and always things to do in all seasons.
4 Seasons, maybe somewhere south of here, we get "Winter" and "Poor Sledding" as seasons. OK Joke told. we get "Winter" and "Construction Season"
@@jerryslater3447 "Nearly winter", "winter", "still winter" and "road construction" is the way I heard it.
@@BarnDoorProductions Nearly Winter and Still Winter are still Construction Season, Any time the frost isn't 3 feet deep.
So to sum up, study in Canada, earn in US,come back to Canada for retirement
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1) No one in the US calls Canada, Americas hat. Not one person.
2) There are more people in California than the entirety of Canada so comparing them is silly.
Why would it be silly? One can choose to live in either one of them! If you go to a liquor store, and you have to chose a small one but with great service, and a mega one, don't you compare them to see which one to go to?
Most of the stats used took into account the population desparity which is why it was per thousand or whatever and not just stating the sum total
Emil Pop Rhis has nothing to do with choosing where you live. Comparing amass and the US is like comparing a small town in Kentucky to NYC. That’s silly.
America’s little brother
As a person living in both Canada and the USA. I can safely say that there is no comparison between Canada and the USA. I know in the USA you make more money but everything else is better in Canada. I would say that Canada is a first-world country and the USA is a second-world country-leaning to the first world.
Nope. Usa is a first world country
Usa is a much better place to live than an actual 2nd world country like China or Russia. Just because Canada is better doesn't mean America isn't good
@@GreenWhaIe you just killed me in the game because of your comment.
Nah man Canada is first world and the US is third world
Canada is a great deal more liveable than the US. I would never ever live in the US at all. The crime in the US is unbelievable. We have great health care and a good education. I cant complain about much here in Canada.
I would say decent healthcare. We still do not recieve prescription drugs, dental and optical care under the general healthcare. Along with the fact that wait times for hospital or family doctor are ridiculous and it takes forever to see a specialist for anything.
Seen Toronto lately? We spend two months in Florida most winters. Like it as much as Ottawa, and they don't have a dingbat Trudeau to put up with.
Agree
O! Canada !
Jamil Rahman oh, say can you see
our home and native land!!!!
TheBestSeanOnRUclips • LMAO
lemon boy thanks
TheBestSeanOnRUclips • i wasn’t laughing at you...?
Who also love both countries??
ME! As a Canadian who lives ten min from the border. I have to say, each country has its good and bad points. I am just glad I get the benefits of both. Love Canada - Love America!
I live on the border and spend lots of time on both sides... Canada wins hands down.
I'm Canadian, but I've visited different cities in US. I think it depends on the city & state in the USA. I've been to Minnesota and NY. I think folks in the mid east & west of the US are a bit nicer than the city folks. I visited NYC, the people there a bit rude sometimes. Going more to Mid east, I find the folks are nicer & down to earth.
Not trying to nitpick or anything, but there isn't such thing as the 'mid east' here in the U.S. We would just consider that whole part of the country as the mid west. But yes, people in large cities like New York or Boston tend to be a bit more rude and inpatient.
Ohhhh Canada we stand on guard for theeeeeeeee..
So does the U.S. you're welcome.
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