Replying to Dialga #god_of_time yeah you should break the USA up by it's states on that kind of map, at least
You should break up most countries by state/province
memes
XD
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
They gut who wrote this does not mean he'd love to live in the yukon or Iqaluit
(or the northwest terretories, who'd ever live there!)
greenland is probably better than the 3 territories I listed
objectively speaking
I think I would rather live in greenland than north north canada
Probably,
Canada has people living it a lot of it, but it is mostly dense in the warmer part next to the US border
I would be fine with visiting Iqaluit to do nature stuff kribbles
I would never live there
it is run down as hell
I think unless you are retarded, you are unlikely to have anything happen to you in China
A funnier version of this map would just be stealing the UN meme where everyone votes yes except the US and Israel and some south american country abstains
US is objectively fine on average
I would not choose to live there over Canada, but if the choice was some african shithole or the US the choice is obvious
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak I would not choose to live there over Canada, but if the choice was some african shithole or the US the choice is obvious
ok but what would you choose between U.S. and a random Western European country?
I would probably choose the western euro country if I got a choice as to which
western europe is about on par with the US for "places that are objectively fine to live"
better in some aspects, worse in others
UK is obectively a bad place to live
UK is rushing to become the worst western country in the world somehow
which is a shame, because I'd love to go there and see the old castles and stuff
you should go to osaka and visit the hanny building
Kribbles I think you'd like BC
it is all mountains and nature
Quebec being light green is funny. It is obectively a good provice to live in, but only if you speak french and are fine with being around the french
thats why I said BC, it is not super romote even mainland BC
my hometown had 15-20k (I forget) and it was just a shitter town in the middle of BC
I think the biggest hurdle for most people for picking a spot in Canada is you have to be fine with extremely variable weather throughout the year
you have to just be fine with weather ranging from -40 to 40