Also, as my last note on this pretty hopeless forum: United States has incredibly large, diverse and safe natural public lands with excellent road system to access them. This is unmatched elsewhere. Natural landscapes in the US are stunning (the best in the world to me) and most of these lands happen to be public (most of them are in the West). There're tons of opportunities to hunt too if one is into it, tons of places to camp in complete safety, tons of infrastructure that is free or costs less than in "cheap" countries where one pays more to pitch a tent in a safe place. There's anything from giant 2000 old trees wider than a house to deserts and the most scenic mountains, waterfalls, oceans, giant lakes, clean mountain rivers, steppes, glaciers, rainforests, tungra, long cross country hiking trails going for thousands of miles, anything, and sometimes much of this is found within 6 hour drive from each other like in California. All of this is protected by law enforcement and personal gun rights creating safety levels not seen elsewhere in the world, where one can be easily attacked by a gang on public lands and be defenseless. Road quality is unmatched elsewhere, and one can access nature fast over paved or good, graded gravel roads in many places, and then take dirt roads if want true remoteness and isolation. In other countries roads to remote nature landscapes are much worse usually and takes a lot more hours and car damage to get to the places.
The sheer mass of forests is insane, one can drive for hundreds of mile sthrough the wild forests and there're huge areas with no/almost no humans in them, while it's not some cold tundra with gazillion of mosquitoes, infected ticks and biting flies like in Siberia but quite pleasant climate.
Half of the US got next to none biting bugs and no infected ticks, almost no tropical disease, good luck with that in most other countries.
The climate is great in most places, warm without long harsh winters, but there's also cool comfortable season even in the hottest humid US climates. In California climate is simply amazing, rare Mediterranean climate near the coast that's considered the best/healthiest in the world by the textbooks and dry summers in the mountains of California which are great for camping.
Most countries out there are tiny to begin with, have little to no nature left, or access to nature is more restricted. Only few big countries, but Brazil and Argentina are heavily crime ridden, Russia is cold and got too much crime and Canada is frozen. For anyone liking nature there's nothing better than US of America.
One truly must live under the rock never venturing out not liking nature to think the US is a bad country not worth living in.
PS: below is the same one who used to advise me how Ukraine was a great place to move to back in 2020 on rooshv forum. Hahaha! Can't fool me, pal, I know more than you can ever imagine about this part of the world, I told him Ukraine was future war zone back then, but some got to learn the hard way. Either tons of clueless people on here but I think more of paid-up variety.
