There is a mis-conception that American's are wealthy, you're not.
 

https://i.imgur.com/aVCaU23.png

America HAS wealthy people (obviously) but it's a small portion - the average (i.e the bulk) of Americans are poor....American is ranked 22nd in the world and by a LONG shot.

Hope this helps you all that constantly post shit like this guy just did:

To add context he is referring to New Zealand... which is 15 places higher in the average wealth ranking at almost double the wealth.


p.s I'm from Australia, I know what wealth is.

no one said we were wealthy

every time I drive to San Francisco I see homeless people everywhere :p

I mean isn't this the point of wide open borders? build the pyramid taller?

every single boomer would/should be a millionaire and every millenial a millionaire inheritor; they just pissed it all away because the next buck was always so ez to make. God Bless America

PS. defining your experience of "wealth" in terms of the median wealth (not even income lol) of 180k would tend to indicate u do not experience wealth above that median. Cringe.

I know what wealth is because I live in the most stratified economy in World History, personally, and being very exceptional, have enjoyed life in high strata well above the median. Glad being average is so comfy down in ur desert land though.

Sorry you don't have GDP

America is a sports team, it doesn't matter that im on the bench, our star QB's can throw a golf ball through a garden hose.

ROFL that is pretty funny.

There's a difference between what OP published and living standards.

Norway would rank much higher (migration issues aside), and I don't see how the UK ranks that highly. The minimum wage has become the maximum wage for a lot of people over the last 10 years.

Also the UK population is over 62 million which casts doubt over that data set. 51 million was more like 1990.

EDIT: In fact, isn't Australia's population like 25 million these days?

OK, can I move to NZ or Australia? or does your sovereign nation exclude immigrants from coming over.