Eh, it's so-so. The biggest issue with American medical is that it sucks nuts if you're in poverty or unemployed. Then you just get ruined. But if you're middle-class or above everything is peachy, and most people don't even think twice about it.

It's one of those things where life is radically different based on your economic class. I think a lot of non-American countries have higher standards of living if you're in the poverty bracket. Because they have a lot more social safety-nets. Free medical, public transportation, more social spaces.

But if you're middle class or higher, America has a lot of really great opportunities. And if you want to excel even beyond that. America is the place to be if you want to get into Hollywood or high end research. A lot of famous institutions and great networking opportunities.

Still, I do wish America did a much better job of looking after those in need. We have the resources.

And while American education gets blasted a lot. That's mostly just public education. There are absolutely high quality private schools parents can send their kids too, but that's a cost thing. Almost all of the outspoken American problems disappear after a certain economic threshold.