America Is Better Than Every Other Country

If you think poverty isn't a problem, then I can't really persuade you that it is a valid reason to make America look bad. But if you think poverty isn't a problem now because it might be eradicated in the future, I can't agree with that either. I can agree that in the future, it might be fixed. But then we are talking about future America, not current America. America in the future might be great because it might eradicate it's poverty. I have no idea about minimum wage. It's hard to get information from the history of it's use, because almost every country on Earth has some minimum wage set. But there are countries (Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Austria, Germany, Italy, Switzerland) without minimum wage that are doing just fine and even better than most countries with minimum wage. But I don't know whether lack of minimum wage gets credit for that or not. "How did we create ISIS? It was stupid Obama who created ISIS by REMOVING the troops from the Middle East." Okay, I will admit that most of the Americans oppose Obama now, but they still elected him in 2008. So it's still kinda their responsibility, because it was their vote. I will admit that system is rigged and they had no way of knowing what Obama will do, so this can be treated as unintentional, but still caused by American voters. I have admitted that U.S. has better quality of health services than other countries. But what about affordability? "As for poor people, what about Medicaid, Medicare, and VA?" As far as I understand, these do not eliminate expenses completely for poor people, but only partially. I am not a poor person and I don't live in the U.S., so I really don't know more than what I read about it online, but what I read about it online is mostly bad. "Why are police officers shooting there gun a problem?" Well, because they are killing people when it's not required to do so. I am not against police officers using force in self-defense, or when defending citizens and saving as much lives as possible. But I am pretty sure you heard about cases where police killed someone simply because he tried to ran away. I can't remember the name of the guy right now, but it has happened. And the question is why is the number of people killed by police so high in the U.S.A., but so low in other developed countries. But I assume you anyway disagree that this is a problem. I can't show you anything bad about U.S.A. if you disagree with the premise that problem exists in the first place. "Children being shot from their parents gun is not a national issue. It is a home and at most local issue." But this time, you do acknowledge that it is an issue. Small issue, but still an issue. And U.S.A. scores very bad with it's murder and unintentional killing rates. "We have about 375 million people. Of course, our murder rate is higher than every other developed country." Even when we take into account population size, and measure by percentages, U.S. still stores very bad. China has much more population than the U.S., but has less murders by both percentages and in total number. But if you don't consider these to be problems, then I don't have an argument that could persuade you to think that other countries are better than the U.S. However, in that case, may I ask you why do you think U.S.A. is better than all other countries? What is the one thing that U.S. does better than any other country? I know U.S. has better military than all other countries combined, and in the military sense it is better than any other country.