國外網(wǎng)友QA問答：為什么每個人都會喜歡美國？

Vishak Raman
Simply because it is an amazing country.If you’ve lived in the United States for any length of time, you’ll understand why people across the world come here to study, work, raise their families, and lead happy, successful lives.I came here to pursue my PhD in Biological Sciences at Purdue University. I was never someone who could spend 14+ hours a day scrapping and slaving away, memorizing textbooks to get into premier Indian institutes like IIT or BITS. I wanted the freedom to learn what I was interested in, to put my mind to work on things I believed myself most suited for, and at the same time have a balanced life with time for friends, travel, and solid relationships.The United States has given me that and so much more. My tuition is paid for, I’m given a stipend to teach undergraduates Anatomy and Physiology, I’m allowed time off to travel to any part of the country that interests me. I’m allowed to play with cutting-edge technology, equipment worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, in the hope that something I do leads to a cure for breast cancer.The people are wonderful. They’ve challenged and changed my perspectives. I came here expecting to be profiled, marginalized, and occasionally face racism. It hasn’t happened to me once in four years of living here — and even if it does right after I finish typing this answer, it cannot take away from how welcoming, kind, and helpful the people of Indiana — and the US at large — have been to me.My brother came here five years before me and received his Masters from a premier private engineering college. At the time, we were in a desperate financial situation but he received a full scholarship and support from his university; and upon graduating, landed a job with a renowned engine company. He is now happily settled in Indianapolis with his beautiful wife (also from India, also a graduate from an American university, and also landed a great job in an American pharma company), goldendoodle puppy, and lovely suburban house.This is the story of thousands of foreign students who come to the United States with shallow pockets and a dream. We complain endlessly about how much we miss our homes, our countries, and our families, but deep down we know we are lucky to be here and we aim to make the most of it.To the citizens of the US, I can only say this — thank you for making this Indian man feel like he has found a second home. I love you and your country.

回答一：
原因很簡單：因為美國是一個神奇的國家.
如果你在美國生活過一段時間，
你就會明白為什么世界各地的人們喜歡來到這里學(xué)習(xí)、工作、養(yǎng)家，過上成功、幸福的生活。
我到普渡大學(xué)攻讀生物科學(xué)博士學(xué)位。
我絕不是那種為了進(jìn)入印度理工學(xué)院或像理學(xué)院這樣一流的印度學(xué)院而每天要花14個多小時苦讀、苦讀、死記硬背課本的人。
我想要學(xué)習(xí)我感興趣的東西的自由，我想把把我的思想投入到我認(rèn)為最適合自己的事情上，
同時有一個平衡的生活，能有時間和朋友去旅行，有時間去戀愛.
美國給了我更多。
我付學(xué)費學(xué)費了，我得到了一個教本科生解剖學(xué)和生理學(xué)機(jī)會，獲得了津貼.
我還有時間去國內(nèi)任何我感興趣的地方旅行。
我被允許玩尖端技術(shù)，價值數(shù)十萬美元的設(shè)備，希望我所做的事情能治愈乳腺癌。
這里的人很棒，他們挑戰(zhàn)并改變了我的觀點。
我來到這里，原本以為會被人指指點點，會被邊緣化，偶爾還會面臨種族歧視，
但是，自我來到這里的四年時間里，上述的情況從來沒有發(fā)生過.
就算在我說這些話的時候，那些情況發(fā)生了，
它也抵消不掉印第安納州人民——以及整個美國——對我的歡迎、友好和幫助.
我哥哥比我早來了五年，在一所一流的私立工程學(xué)院獲得了碩士學(xué)位。
當(dāng)時，我們的經(jīng)濟(jì)狀況非常糟糕，但他得到了全額獎學(xué)金和大學(xué)的資助;
畢業(yè)后，在一家著名的發(fā)動機(jī)公司找到了一份工作。
他現(xiàn)在和他美麗的妻子（也是印度人，也是美國大學(xué)畢業(yè)生，還在一家美國制藥公司找到了一份好工作）在印第安納波利斯幸福地定居下來，有金色的小狗，可愛的郊區(qū)房子.
這是一個關(guān)于成千上萬的外國學(xué)生的故事，他們來到美國，口袋空空，只有夢想。
我們無休止地抱怨我們多么想念我們的家、我們的國家和我們的家庭，
但在內(nèi)心深處，我們知道我們能來到這里是很幸運的，我們的目標(biāo)是充分利用它。
對于美國公民，我只能說，謝謝你們讓這個印度人覺得他找到了第二個家。
我愛你和你的國家。

Calvin Bang
My belief is that America itself is an amazing country except for the occasional incidents of racism and whatnot.However, though it seems that the majority of Americans are friendly people they also lack a wider view of the world, hence the stereotypical ignorant yankee that every country hates.

評論：
我的信念是，美國本身就是一個了不起的國家，除了偶爾發(fā)生的種族歧視之類的事情。
然而，盡管大多數(shù)美國人似乎都是友好的人，
但他們也缺乏更開闊的世界觀，因此每個國家都討厭典型的、無知的美國佬.

Richard Middleton
Having lived all over the world, and currently an expat living in the Philippines, I have found people in the majority of the places I live usually know a lot about the USA, but don’t really have much knowledge about other countries unless those countries are a neighbor.

我曾在世界各地生活過，現(xiàn)在是一名生活在菲律賓的外國人.
我發(fā)現(xiàn)我生活的大多數(shù)地方的人通常都很了解美國，
但對其他國家卻知之甚少，除非這些國家是他們的鄰居。

Paul Byi
Because it dropped the atomic bombs on Japan.Why? Since my ancestors lived under Japan’s brutal occupation, the A-bombs were the fastest way to end their misery. If America postponed or canceled using them, Japan would’ve killed even more innocent civilians. We always think about how many people the bombs killed, but do we think about how many people the bombs saved? Estimates show that more were saved by the bombsSince this answer is pretty short and since I’m expecting hostile comments, let me present some common arguments and my counterpoints.“All killing is bad. There are no saints in wars.” No, there are saints in wars. Those saints are soldiers stopping Japan from looting their homes and raping their women. What a terrible comparison.“Japan was going to surrender so the A-bombs were unnecessary.” Do you know how long it will take them to surrender, if they ever will? Do you know how many more innocent people they’ll kill in the meantime? Thank goodness America wasn’t willing to find out. And Japanese hardliners even attempted an coup to stop the surrender: Kyūjō incident“But the A-bomb victims were as innocent as your ancestors.” Not quite, those cities had military assets and civilians were warned to evacuate. And since Japan invaded, I rather see a thousand Japanese die than a single American, Chinese, Korean, etc. die. And few Americans died dropping the bombs (only 12 POWs)- mission accomplished!“You are a hypocrite.” There is nothing hypocritical about self-defense.“You are delusional if you think America dropped two nukes in civilian cities in Japan to save their people.” So why else did they drop it? For fun?“Nothing can justify dropping an atom bomb on innocent people. Period.” If only life is as simple as black-and-white. Again, those cities had military assets and civilians were warned to evacuate. Also, saying “Period” doesn’t make you sound any smarter or more correct, only more self-righteous.

回答二：
因為它向日本投下了原子彈。
為什么？由于我的祖先生活在日本的野蠻占領(lǐng)之下，原子彈是結(jié)束他們苦難的最快方式。
如果美國推遲或不使用核武器，日本將殺害更多無辜的平民。
我們總是在想炸彈炸死了多少人，但是我們有沒有想過炸彈救了多少人?
據(jù)估計，原子彈所救的人命更多.
由于這個答案很簡短，而且我預(yù)見會收到一些不友好的評論，
所以，在這里讓我先介紹一些常見的謬論，以及我對這些謬論的反駁意見：
1. “所有殺戮都是壞事。戰(zhàn)爭中沒有圣人”
不，戰(zhàn)爭中有圣人。
這些圣人是阻止日本搶劫他們的家園和強(qiáng)奸他們的婦女的士兵。多么明顯的對比！
2. “日本已經(jīng)準(zhǔn)備投降，所以投原子彈是不必要的”.
你們可知道他們要多久才投降嗎？
你們可知道在此期間他們還會殺害多少無辜的人嗎？
謝天謝地，美國可沒耐心去猜測.
甚至日本強(qiáng)硬派還試圖發(fā)動政變阻止（天皇）投降: 請看Kyūjō事件.

3. “但是原子彈受害者和你的祖先一樣，是無辜的”
不完全是無辜的！那些被原子彈轟炸的城市里有軍事資產(chǎn)，平民被警告，不準(zhǔn)撤離.
自從日本發(fā)動侵略戰(zhàn)以來，我寧愿看到一千個日本人死去，
也不愿看到一個美國人、中國人、韓國人等等死去。
而且?guī)缀鯖]有美國人死于投炸彈(只有12名戰(zhàn)俘)——任務(wù)圓滿完成了!
4. “你們是雙重標(biāo)準(zhǔn)”
自衛(wèi)并不是雙重標(biāo)準(zhǔn).

5. “如果你認(rèn)為美國在日本的平民城市投下兩枚核彈是為了拯救他們的人民，那你就錯了?！?br /> 如果不是為了救人，美國干嘛投原子彈？ 為了好玩？

6. “沒有任何事情可以證明向無辜的人民投擲原子彈是正當(dāng)?shù)? 不解釋.”
如果生活是黑白分明的就好了。
同樣，這些城市擁有軍事資產(chǎn)，平民被警告不準(zhǔn)撤離。
此外，說“不解釋”并不會讓你聽起來更聰明或更正確，只會讓你更自以為是。

Sophia Ellis
Triggered. You won. Here we go.I live in Europe. I live in Barcelona, Spain. Yes, that’s correct. I LEFT America to move to Europe. In fact, I’m half American, half Australian. My mother is American Indian and my Australian family are European immigrants. I’m a world sample within myself.I’ve travelled to 30 countries. I’ve lived in California, New York City, Texas, and Las Vegas. I’ve had a decent sample of the United States as well. Growing up with a young and divorce and later successful family, I’ve also lived at various economic levels.There is one thing I have found back home in America that I have yet to find to this certain degree elsewhere: ruthless determination, individuality, and freedom to act on it.I was at a bar in my new home of Barcelona, Spain a few weeks ago. My Spanish friend group was waiting for me. One of them grabbed my arm as soon as I walked thought the door and pulled me over to another presumably Spanish man and introduced me. He spoke in English and said he now lives in Miami. He was just visiting his home in Barcelona. I asked why he moved out to Miami and left behind beautiful Barcelona. “Because I needed to be around American drive and focus. I like the way you think and act on it.”It made me realize what makes me American, what I love about my country, and why the world still keeps its eyes on us despite how much others talk about how much they dislike us from their iPhone 8′s….

回答三：
被你問到心坎了，好吧，你贏了. 話說：
我住在歐洲，西班牙的巴塞羅那，沒錯，就是那里，我離開美國去了歐洲.
事實上，我一半是美國人，一半是澳大利亞人。
我的母親是美國印第安人，而我在澳大利亞的家庭是歐洲移民過來的.
我就是典型的世界移民樣本.
我去過30個國家。我住過加利福尼亞、紐約、德克薩斯和拉斯維加斯。
我也是典型的美國人的例子.
我在一個年輕、離異、后來事業(yè)有成的家庭中長大，
也曾在不同的經(jīng)濟(jì)水平上生活過。
有一件事我在美國國內(nèi)發(fā)現(xiàn)了，
但在其他地方我還沒有發(fā)現(xiàn)到如此程度的事情，
那就是：堅定的決心、個性和行動的自由。
幾周前，我在西班牙巴塞羅那的新家的一家酒吧里。
我的西班牙朋友正在那里等我。
我一走進(jìn)門，他們中的一個就抓住我的胳膊，
把我拉到另一個大概是西班牙人的地方，把我介紹給他們。
他說英語，現(xiàn)在住在邁阿密。
他剛剛?cè)ミ^他在巴塞羅那的老家。
我問他為什么離開了美麗的巴塞羅那二搬到邁阿密，
他回答說：“因為我想要美國人的干勁和專注。我喜歡你思考和行動的方式?！?br /> 他的回答讓我我意識到：
是什么讓我成為美國人，
是什么讓我熱愛我的國家，
是什么讓全世界的目光始終盯著我們，
盡管其他人在他們的iPhone 8上說了多少他們有多么不喜歡我們……

Rog Fung
I had my teen years in Portugal and adulthood in San Jose/San Francisco, I’ve currently been 3 years in Bangkok, Thailand, working for myself, from home. The reason I ‘left’ the US was because everyone around me was so driven and focused (to use your words) on building the next Facebook or Twitter or whatnot, and I didn’t feel they enjoyed the simpler things in life. Thais, contrasted to other South/East Asian countries (and maybe southern europeans are similar), do not have this drive, and I kinda enjoy it, for the most part they’re content where they are, and do not have this ‘greed’ (in the good sense of the word). OTOH, of course there’s times when you can get frustrated with this as well, so it’s a give and take. I left the US because it was too much of it, but I appreciate it still for instilling in me those same values that allowed me to build a business that allowed me to travel the world.

評論：
我十幾歲的時候在葡萄牙，成年后在圣何塞/舊金山，
我現(xiàn)在在泰國曼谷工作了三年，在家為自己打工。
我“離開”美國的原因是，我周圍的每個人都很有動力，
(用你的話說是)專注于打造下一個Facebook或Twitter之類的網(wǎng)站，
而我不覺得他們喜歡生活中更簡單的事情。
與其他東南亞國家(或許南歐國家也有類似的情況)相比，
泰國人沒有這種動力.
我有點喜歡這種動力，因為在很大程度上，他們沒有這種“貪婪”（這個詞和貼切），滿足于現(xiàn)狀.
不過，有時候你也會為此感到沮喪，所以這是一種有得有失的事情吧.
我離開了美國，因為它讓我承受了太多的壓力，
但我仍然感激它向我灌輸了那些價值觀，
正是這些價值觀讓我建立了一家企業(yè)，讓我得以環(huán)游世界。

Harold Piskiel
I was not born in the US, and I do not come from any other country.I was born in a UN refugee camp, after most of my family were rounded up and killed solely because of their religion and nationality in ‘enlightened’ Europe. I was legally ‘stateless’ as is stated in my immigration documents.My parents (sadly gone) brought me to the US as a child, for which I thank them and god every day.I became a naturalized US citizen, received a fine education (kicking and screaming), served in the US armed forces. In the Army we were all the same color, olive drab (camo had not yet been invented).Because of the opportunities here, I have been professionally and financially successful.I co-founded two companies which employed over 1,000 people, and never asked the permission of any government agency to do so. I did have to convince investors and customers. Also work my fanny off.I have worked with talented people of every race, national origin, religion and preference, and no one cared about where any of us were from, only about what we could do.I remember at one such design meeting, looking around the table and thinking that there were still parts of the world where our cousins might be trying to kill each other. All we cared about was ‘can you code’.We are not perfect, but are more open about our flaws than anywhere else I have seen, and our national conversation is generally bout ‘how can we be better’.Yakov Smirnoff (expat Russian comic), years ago, after he was naturalized said it perfectly.“ You can go to Italy, but you cannot become Italian. You can go to France, but you cannot become French. You can come to America and become an American. “I cannot improve on that, only try to live up to it.Added Jan. 9, 2018:I thank the community for the upvotes and kind comments and feel compelled to add:Neither I nor anyone else does this by themselves.The unique culture of the US enables class mobility and has made it possible for people from many backgrounds and cultures to succeed here. While not perfect, no place I have seen accepts differences as well as the US, and moves as quickly to ’show me what you can do’.In many places, innovation, and innovators are viewed as disruptors, and a threat to the established order, classes,and companies. In the US it is viewed as an opportunity.The business infrastructure of the US is also a great facilitator, starting with a relative lack of governmental interference, which translates to less corruption, and to not directing business opportunities to the ‘right’ people and companies.Governments, even the US government, are not good at this and their occasional attempts to ‘pick the winner’ are usually disastrous.It extends to a financial and capital market that is friendly to innovation, and will fund a good idea. Please do not tell VC’s that I speak well of them, we have a relationship to maintain.Intellectual property is well protected in our legal system, so that big companies cannot simply poach new ideas.Customers, even large companies are willing to take a chance on a start up, if the idea or product solves a real problem. This presents an enormous domestic market for new ideas.It is the norm in the US for a new company to offer equity to employees, so that all will share in the success of the company. In my companies, everyone, from the most senior, to the receptionist, had an equity stake in the company, it is a great motivator.Because of the proven rewards of being early in a successful company, many senior and talented people are willing to join a start up, instead of the safe bet of a large established company.While some other places have some of these attributes, none have all of them except the US, and certainly not on this scale. In my experience, Israel is the closest but is 1/60 our size. Australia is a contender, but is remote, and 1/10 our size. The UK is working the problem, and getting there, but not there yet.If you list the most successful companies and families today, 25 years ago, 50 years ago, 75 years ago, in the US you will find very few on more than one list. In Europe or Japan you could simply copy the list for the last 300 years.Pacific Rim economies are too soon to tell.

回答四：
我不是在美國出生的，也不是來自什么其他國家。
我是出生在一個聯(lián)合國難民營里，
在“開明”的歐洲，我的大多數(shù)家人僅僅因為他們的宗教和國籍就被圍捕和殺害。
在我的移民文件中，我在法律上是“無國籍”的。
當(dāng)我還是個孩子的時候，我的父母(不幸地去世了)把我?guī)У矫绹?br /> 為此我每天都感謝他們和上帝。
我加入了美國國籍，接受了良好的教育（又打又拉），在美國軍隊服役。
在軍隊里，大家一視同仁，“黑命貴”什么的都還沒有發(fā)明出來.
在美國，我學(xué)到了專業(yè)的知識，賺到了大錢.
我和別人共同創(chuàng)辦了兩家公司，雇傭了1000多人，
在美國，我從來不需要征求過任何政府機(jī)構(gòu)的同意。
我必須要做的事是說服投資者和客戶，每天都埋頭苦干.
我與不同種族、不同民族、不同宗教、不同偏好的人才共事過，
沒有人關(guān)心我們來自哪里，他們只關(guān)心我們能做什么。
我記得在一次設(shè)計會議上，環(huán)顧四周，
我想，世界上仍然有一些地方，我們的兄弟姐妹們可能正試圖自相殘殺。
而在美國這里，我們只需關(guān)心“你會編碼嗎”.
我們并不完美，但我們比我見過的任何地方都更能坦然地面對自己的缺點，
我們的全國性談話通常圍繞著“我們?nèi)绾尾拍茏兊酶谩眮碚归_的.
亞科夫·斯米諾夫（俄羅斯喜劇演員）多年前入籍后說得很好：
“你可以去意大利，但你不能成為意大利人。你可以去法國，但你不能成為法國人。你可以來到美國，你會成為一個美國人?！?br /> 話已經(jīng)說的夠味了，剩下的，我只能去實踐好它.
2018年1月9日補(bǔ)充：
我感謝網(wǎng)站的支持和友好的意見，并感到有必要補(bǔ)充：
我、或其他人，（在美國的成功）都不是特例.
美國獨特的文化使階級流動成為可能，
使來自不同背景和文化的人在這里都有獲得成功的可能.
美國雖然不完美，但我所見過的任何地方都不像美國這樣能夠容忍分歧，
并迅速采取行動“向我展示你能做什么”.
在許多地方，創(chuàng)新和創(chuàng)新者被視為破壞者，是對既定秩序、階級和公司的威脅。
而在美國，創(chuàng)新則被視為一個機(jī)遇.
美國的商業(yè)基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施也是一個很好的助力因素：
首先，政府很好干預(yù)，這意味著腐敗很好，也意味著，大家的商業(yè)機(jī)會是平等的，沒有那種政府將商業(yè)機(jī)會派給某人或某公司的（暗箱操作）.
各國政府，甚至是美國政府，都不會是擅長開發(fā)商業(yè)機(jī)會或創(chuàng)新的，
（如果）政府試圖“挑選贏家”，那么，（即使是偶爾這樣做），這種做法通常也會是災(zāi)難性的做法.
（美國政府的優(yōu)秀作風(fēng)）延伸到一個有利于創(chuàng)新的金融和資本市場，
并將為一個好主意提供資金。
請不要告訴VC我對他們的評價很好，我們還需要維護(hù)各種關(guān)系.
知識產(chǎn)權(quán)在我們的法律體系中得到了很好的保護(hù)，
因此大公司不能胡亂竊取別人的新創(chuàng)意。
（美國的）客戶，甚至是大公司，如果某個想法或產(chǎn)品解決了一個真正的問題，那么他們都愿意冒險創(chuàng)業(yè)，這為新思想提供了一個巨大的國內(nèi)市場土壤.
在美國，新公司向員工提供股權(quán)是一種常態(tài)，
這樣公司里所有人都能分享到公司的成功.
在我的公司里，每個人，從最資深的員工，到前臺，都擁有公司的股份，這是一個很大的動力。
因為在一家成功的公司里，早加入公司就能得到（更多的）回報，
所以，許多資深和有才華的人都愿意加入一家初創(chuàng)公司，
而不是安穩(wěn)地押注于一家老牌大公司。
雖然其他一些國家也有一些這樣的特征，
但除了美國，沒有一個地方具備所有這些特征，當(dāng)然，規(guī)模上也達(dá)不到美國這樣子的.
以我的經(jīng)歷來看，以色列是最接近美國的，但面積只有我們的1/60。
澳大利亞是一個競爭者，但地處偏遠(yuǎn)，面積只有我們的十分之一。
英國正在解決這一問題，并正在努力實現(xiàn)這一目標(biāo)，但還沒有達(dá)到。
如果你列出今天最成功的公司和家庭，25年前，50年前，75年前，
在美國，你會發(fā)現(xiàn)只有很少的公司和家庭一直在名單榜上。
而在歐洲或日本，300年前的名單榜，現(xiàn)在都還可以復(fù)制過來用.
至于環(huán)太平洋經(jīng)濟(jì)體，現(xiàn)在為之下結(jié)論還為時尚早.

Suzanne Kellner-Zinck
Harold, with people like you becoming a success given all you had to overcome, you are an inspiration to anyone. I am glad you are a citizen of the U.S.A.

評論：
層主，像你這樣的人在你必須克服的困難下獲得成功，對任何人都是一種鼓舞。
我很高興你是美國公民

Harold Piskiel
Thank you for the kind words.I always thank all of the other citizens of this country, who created the conditions, and culture, that allow people to do the best they they can, and reap the rewards of their efforts.

謝謝你的美言。
我始終感謝這個國家的所有其他公民，他們創(chuàng)造了條件和文化，讓人們盡其所能，并收獲他們的努力所帶來的回報.
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Tamim Taj
Because it serves as what it was meant to be.
Land of freedom and liberty.
With all the anti American talks around the world and the negativity being spread by the media, I thought ill of the country too.
After visiting it for the first time I see where the money earned is being spent. I have travelled around Asia and Europe and I haven't met people with such a chill mind anywhere else so far. I love how people talk here and operate in life.
I thought about the following before and after visiting the United States.
1-
Before : America stole oil from the Middle East.
Now : Saudies couldn't drill oil without American help nor anyone else looks like they can work on it. Americans are just a collective force of smart people from all around the world who make such resources accessible to the world.
2-
Before : America had their Cold War with soviets.
Now : America is not an expantionist country, it did not change the culture of South Korea and Other capitalist states US helped (nor did they took over it) unlike soviet who didn't allow central Asian countries to read the Quran.
3-
Before : Dollar is dominating the world.
Now : Please let me and also Americans know if you have a better idea ? The goal is not to make dollar influential but trade among each other without problems.
4-
Before : Americans are stupid and don't know anything about the world.
Now : They're too smart to portray their dumb image because they're smart. See what they did there ? Why would Silicon Valley exist in America if they were dumb. All the smart people from around the world go there to work.
5 :
Before : Americans are responsible for the fighting in the world and sell arms and weapons to everyone.
Now : America is one country but not one tribe who believe in one thing. It's the most diverse place on earth with the most diverse set of ideas from everyone. Everyone is still a human being. It cannot be so easy to control each and every thing.
6 -
Before : America is ruled by burgeosies, the rich elite.
Now : Who ever is ruling, worked for it. Maybe his father or great grand father. People worked for it and got there. It's a capitalistic world and you should do the same. It's a race and winners deserve what they have.
7 -
Before : They went to Afghanistan to steal lithium to make batteries
Before : I don't think Afghanistan has anyone like Elon Musk who would make a better use out of it. In the end of the day. Technology will be used for everyone.
8 -
Before : America is dominated by white people and they're racist.
Now : Please visit Europe especially Eastern Europe and tell me who's racist.
9 -
Before : Police is shooting people around.
Now : Not once did I see any police brutality in the United States.
10 -
Before : They're spying on us.
Now : If that prevents me from dying from a bomb blast, I really don't care. I want them to spy on me for as long as they like if that's the price I pay for being alive.
11-
Before : People use such easy language.
Now : It's a short life and maybe it's a good idea to not stress myself with all the heavy vocabulary and just take it easy.
12-
Before : If they're conquering around the world they must be rude and filthy.
Now : I haven't met better people yet than Americans. I have been all around Europe and many countries in Asia and people don't seem to be as helpful as Americans are. Also talkative. People in other places don't talk much.
I am yet to discover and learn more. I'm trying to have an optimistic point of view for both America and the rest of the world. I still have a lot to learn and I don't think that I know everything.
Edited - Spelling mistakes.

回答五：
因為它名副其實：自由之國度！
全世界到處都在談?wù)摲疵姥哉?，媒體也在傳播負(fù)面消息，我也覺得這個國家不好。
第一次到美國我就知道（應(yīng)該）把錢花在這里.
我周游了亞洲和歐洲，到目前為止，我在其他任何地方都沒有遇到過頭腦這么冷靜的人們。我喜歡這里的人們在生活中說話和做事的方式。
以下幾點是我去美國之前和之后的對比：
1 -以前：美國從中東偷石油。
現(xiàn)在：沒有美國的幫助，沙特就無法開采石油，
而且看起來其他人也無法開采石油
美國人是來自世界各地的聰明人幾何體，
他們讓全世界都能獲得這些（石油）資源
2 -以前：美國和蘇聯(lián)打過冷戰(zhàn)。
-- 現(xiàn)在：美國不是一個擴(kuò)張主義國家，
-- 它沒有變革韓國和其他美國資助的資本主義國家的文化
-- （也沒有接管那些國家)，
-- 不像蘇聯(lián)那樣禁止中亞國家讀《古蘭經(jīng)》。
3 -以前：美元主宰世界。
-- 現(xiàn)在：如果你有更好的主意，請讓我和美國人知道。
-- 我們的目標(biāo)不是讓美元擴(kuò)張它影響力，而是讓美元的交易暢通無阻.
4 -以前：美國人很愚蠢，對世界一無所知。
-- 現(xiàn)在：他們太聰明了，不會因為他們聰明而去塑造他們愚蠢的形象。
-- 看到他們做了什么嗎？
-- 如果硅谷是愚蠢的，那它為什么會存在于美國。
-- 所有來自世界各地的聰明人都在那里工作.
5- 以前：美國人要對世界上的戰(zhàn)爭負(fù)責(zé)，到處出售武器.
-- 現(xiàn)在：美國是一個國家，不是一個信仰單一的部落。
-- 美國是世界上最多樣化的地方，所有人的想法都是最多樣化的。
-- 每個人都是獨一無二的.
-- 想在美國掌控一切，是沒那么容易的.
6 -以前：美國是由burgeosies統(tǒng)治的，burgeosies指的是富裕的精英階層。
-- 現(xiàn)在：不管哪個是統(tǒng)治者，都要奮斗，也許是他的父親或曾曾祖父奮斗！
-- 人們奮勇前進(jìn)，并取得了成功.
-- 這是一個資本主義的世界，你也應(yīng)該這么做。
-- 這是一場比賽，勝利者應(yīng)該得到他們所擁有的。
7 -以前：他們?nèi)グ⒏缓雇典囎鲭姵?br /> 現(xiàn)在：我覺得阿富汗有像埃隆·馬斯克這樣的人，并不能更好地利用鋰.
最終（美國開發(fā)的鋰電）技術(shù)將使得所有人都受益.
8 -以前：白人統(tǒng)治著美國，他們是種族主義者。
現(xiàn)在：請去看歐洲，尤其是東歐，告訴我誰是種族主義者.
9 -以前：警察到處射殺平民.
現(xiàn)在：在美國，我一次都沒有看到警察的（類似）暴行.
10 -以前：他們（美國政府）監(jiān)控我們.
現(xiàn)在：如果（政府的監(jiān)控）能防止我死于炸彈爆炸，
我真的不在乎（政府的監(jiān)控）。
我想讓他們監(jiān)視我，只要他們愿意，只要那是我活著的代價。
11 -以前：（美國人交流）使用的是如此簡單的語言。
現(xiàn)在： 生命如此短暫，（使用簡單的詞匯）也許是一個好主意，
不要用沉重的詞匯給自己施加壓力，放松點.
12 -以前：如果他們征服世界，他們一定是粗魯和骯臟的。
現(xiàn)在：我還沒有遇到過比美國人更好的人。
我去過歐洲和亞洲的許多國家，
那里的人似乎不像美國人那么樂于助人，
也不像美國人那樣健談。其他地方的人說話很少.
還有更多的（美國優(yōu)點）我還沒發(fā)現(xiàn)，我還要繼續(xù)去發(fā)現(xiàn).
我想對美國和世界其他國家都抱有樂觀的態(tài)度。
我還有很多東西要學(xué)，我不認(rèn)為我什么都知道。

Christopher Bradley
As an American who’s traveled and lived for the past 13 years abroad, I would say #4 is less about intelligence, and more about mindset.For example, Americans and American business try to not only cater to the big things, but the little things as well. Every time I have gotten a new car or new long term rental from local vendors in foreign countries there has been little to no gas in the car.Compare that to an American or American based vendor/company who will make sure the care is fully gassed up and the car is washed and detailed before giving it to you.We care about the little details almost as much as the main purchase.

評論：
作為一個在國外旅行和生活了13年的美國人，
我想說的第四點不是關(guān)于智力，而是關(guān)于心態(tài)。
例如，美國人和美國企業(yè)不僅會抓大事情，而且也注重細(xì)節(jié)。
每次我從國外的當(dāng)?shù)毓?yīng)商那里租或買一輛新車的話，車?yán)飵缀醵紱]有汽油。
而在美國的話，美國的供應(yīng)商/公司在給你車之前，
會確保車?yán)锏挠图幼懔耍囈蚕锤蓛袅恕?br /> 我們也關(guān)心小細(xì)節(jié)的.