Question #3050: are people who are born or settle in western countries like USA ,UK the only lucky people on this earth

[AskSatanOperator]

This question may be weird ..But I do not like the country I live ..worst country to live on this earth ..I think I have pretty bad karma because of which I am born in this country ..are people who are born or migrated to USA ,UK like western countries the only lucky people on this earth?

 

[Hs666]

Change city/country, you don't have to stay where you are.

 

[aksiptrina]

I'm not sure what you mean. I have lived in USA all my life, and I don't feel particularly 'lucky'. Quality of life is probably better in North America vs a number of other places. "Lucky'?

 

[Tyrone1978]

I'm South African now living in UK. It's life changing because SA would be too stressful and dangerous. I do consider myself lucky.

 

[Henu the Great]

If you are not a White person, then do not migrate to a White country just because you think it is better in White countries. It's better for you to improve your life and the lives of others around you in countries where similar people like you live.

 

[AFODO]

USA has the worst places to ever live your life. Like really, the worst places. Maybe some other place in America, and there might be 1-2 nice places to live in the USA, but There are definitely better places in America, outside of USA.

Not going that west, Austria, and Germany also has very good life to offer, as they are rich countries (because they rob other countries..), as well as other countries in Europe.

I don't like leaving your own country thou.

 

[Blitzkreig [JG]]

This question may be weird ..But I do not like the country I live ..worst country to live on this earth ..I think I have pretty bad karma because of which I am born in this country ..are people who are born or migrated to USA ,UK like western countries the only lucky people on this earth?

You are born in the race that your soul is most associated with. This can reflect racial karma, which does impact personal karma, but it doesn't mean you are necessarily "unlucky", but rather in a specific stage in your development. Not all peoples on earth are on the same stage.

However, if you advance your own soul past your current stage, then you will rise to prominence within your own country, moving past the problems you are likely experiencing now.

 

[apa4s_666]

USA has the worst places to ever live your life. Like really, the worst places. Maybe some other place in America, and there might be 1-2 nice places to live in the USA, but There are definitely better places in America, outside of USA.

Not going that west, Austria, and Germany also has very good life to offer, as they are rich countries (because they rob other countries..), as well as other countries in Europe.

I don't like leaving your own country thou.

Typical suburbs in America nothing but absolute angry depressing shitholes and they promote the most unhealthy of living and everything that is so antithecal to advancing civilization, and something about their hatred for pedestrians, cyclists and public transportation, prevents people from moving and getting exercise and experiencing the world the natural way.

It's why people from the EU, the cities, and college towns lose weight and have a tendency to be thinner because they're getting movement everyday, and are content since travelling is almost considered a "necessity" via the connected public transport with other countries in the EU helping their residents gain knowledge through experience.

Not saying they're "perfect" per say, for they have shit gun laws, and their own issues. Overall quality life is better.

Yes I get it, many people like quietness, and you know what, so be it, go live in a quiet community. But what I don't like is how mainstream Americans tries to push the entire suburbia lifestyle as being the "ideal life" coupled in with this concerning obsessions with McDonalds or Walmart as being the "beacons/symbols of freedom".

Yes, I know it can be worse, not calling for "death/destruction to America" or anything of that nonsensical nature, but the entire suburbia car brainer and corporate culture's gotta go.

Not being anti-car either, cars and trucks have their place, especially for large loads of groceries but even that in of itself, is unhealthy as it's more healthier to get yourself moving and buy small batches of groceries. So really what I'm saying is there needs to be more balance.