Things that you LIKE about your country?

[zerox 1,118]

My country of Slovenia is very safe and it's quite small so most places are near by if you wanna go somewhere.

[Moony the Cat 3,702]

That you get help, if you dont have a Job and no Money.

That you get medical help, whenever you need it.

( because being insured is a duty ) ( or however its called in english )

And...i guess thats it.

[Twisted Cyclone 🚓 6,259]

Things I like about the US.

1. It's not communist
2. Good rock and country music came from here
3. Rural America is very pretty. 
4. Despite the media saying about this and that, I still meet a lot of decent to nice people here. 

[Oleks 1,993]

My native country is Ukraine, and things I like about it are: beautiful and diverse nature, hospitable people in rural areas (at least where I’ve been), language, and cuisine. And also the fact that religion and traditions are not enforced here.

[Kagami-sama 320]

Thing I like about America?

• It's America.
• Our American freedom!
• Ignoring the dumb asses, we have a lot of kind people here who will to go out of their way to help out a stranger.
• Taco Bell.
• Arby's.
• Root Beer.
• Country ass hicks!
• Did I mention freedom?

[Member Berry 1,217]

The N.H.S.

British TV

Great music

Tea

Marmite

[Blackshirt Brony 415]

• Baseball and American football

Natural beauty

Fast food

Music

The people

FREEDOM

Our flag

History

We are good at everything

[El Duderino 879]

I don't like America very much, but I do like that there are many opportunities for me as a musician.

[Twisted Cyclone 🚓 6,259]

Oh I forgot one other thing that I like about America. The cuisine. Especially Southern US style recipes. 

[MaybeTomorrow 37]

Denmark

- The food

- The peace

- Free help no matter what 

- Getting paid for going to college instead of paying for college :3

- Hygge

[Denim&Venöm 18,964]

Things I like about 'Murica. 

 

• Not having half my paycheck be taken by taxes.
• Right to bare arms. 
• No government censorship (not even the SJW's will take that away) 
• The contributions to heavy metal music (Bay Area Thrash, NYC Hardcore, Southern groove & sludge metal, Nu-Metal, The New Wave Of American Heavy Metal, etc)
• Worlds most powerful military, driven by solders ready and willing to be there.  
• Making money off your ideas, instead of having them be taken by the state. 
• We make all the movies
• We practically rule the world. 
• We pretty much ended slavery. 
• We invented the internet. You're welcome.

Edited November 18, 2016 by Denim&Venom

[Victoria Sponge 1,017]

The flag, the tv shows, the accents, the landmarks.

Edited November 13, 2016 by Battenberg

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 41,478]

Being someone that lives in America, I am pretty much anti-America now, but there is a silver lining: The country can give me some good laughs form time to time with its absurdities.

[Baykush 328]

Colombia. Well, I'm usually apathetic/negative about my country, but there are lots of things to like about it:

• People are extremely friendly, even here in the capital. People who just met you will act like you're friends, you say hi to strangers, old ladies will speak to you like you're their son (calling you sweetie or honey for example  :-P ).
• There's a lot of biodiversity. You don't need to travel too much to see all kinds of flora, fauna and ecosystems. There's a river of five colors, for example.
• The gastronomy is great and varied.
• The coffee is great, we don't need no Starbucks.
• I love the accents.

[GeekySonic 1,150]

Denny's. Even when America disappoints greatly, America's 24-hour diner never abandons me.

[Le Trotteur Sauvage 13,051]

Things I like about France,
-the food !
-the wine
-the giiirls !
-Paris, my lovely town !
-Our social healthcare (did I write it right ?)
-The landscape
What else ? ... I mean I love so much thing that it will be easier to tell what I don't like, all the rest is SOOO AWESOME !

[BritishBrony2012 809]

Things I like about Uk

 - Landmarks

 - Flag

 - Doctor Who

 - Some Comedies

 - Chicken Tikka Malasa

 - Full English breakfast

 - Tea

[Twiggy 2,966]

Lower taxes.

Guns.

American Football.

Last week we surpassed the UK and became #1 in salt production and export.

[Barpy 2,225]

Czech republic - moravia

 

Our language is considered as ''cute'' by other slavic countries O.o =o

A lot of castles =3

We like beer and homemade food in the villages (:3

Most czechs are honest, not bullies, friendly when compared to for example Polen

Tradictions!! x3

Edited November 14, 2016 by Burpy

[Light of Night 332]

America:

 

- You're free to criticize anyone and everyone, including the government.

- You're free to criticize anyone and everyone who criticize you, including the government.

- Our history isn't all that great, but the positive aspects of the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness have permeated our history and continue to do so today.

- When you get past the folks who give us a bad name, there are folks who can genuinely respect someone regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, etc. and would fight for their rights.

- Nature is beautiful here.

- Try the food, it's pretty good!  In my opinion.  I don't judge based on food preferences.

[Envy 6,162]

I live in the US and am happy to have been born into a first world country and never had to face poverty, starvation, etc.

 

...But that's all I have to say, aside from being a first world country I'm not happy at all with this country right now. My faith in the nation is shot. I suppose I could say we have a good musical tradition, too. Even if Europe still wins by a long-shot, even on the popular music front as most of the 60s/70s pop/rock I listen to comes from England. But there is a jazz, which is very uniquely USA in origin. And if I had been born in Europe would I have been a part of marching band going to national competitions like I did here?

[AaronMk 280]

That it's not the early 90's.

[KatieBelle 302]

Things that I like about the US? Well...

-The food

-The music

-The movies

-And a few, select humans...

 

There's more, of course, I'm kidding.

Kind of...

[Dark Horse 12,961]

One thing I've really enjoyed learning about these past couple of months is the history of Ireland. Just goes to show that there is probably a lot more to your country than what the common 'world' stereotypes tell you. Ireland has a rich history of Viking civilization and way of life long before even the English came along, and many of the cultural aspects we're now kinda famous for had their roots in this time.

 

Asides from that, I guess I also enjoy the relatively relaxed pace this country has in comparison to some other larger European countries. We're not a particularly exciting nation, nor very important on the world stage, but I sort of enjoy that more 'average' and sleepier pace towards life. We don't have too many big problems, and when issues do arise we either find a way to solve it or adapt and carry on anyway. We just sort of get by.

[Flutterbattyyy 331]

Some of the most beautiful natural scenery on the planet! Like seriously, the U.S. has some amazing collections of natural wonders. Canada is really the only country that even comes close to comparison. 

 

 

North Cascades National Park, Washington

 

 

 

 

Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

 

 

 

White Sands National Park, New Mexico

 

 

 

Crater Lake National Park, Oregon

 

 

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado

 

 

Edited November 14, 2016 by ElementalFluttershee