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Tell me what do you like the most about your country..

hey,

we all are different background, culture , culture..

so here's my effort to welcome all of you to share what you like the most about your country..

i'll tell you mine :

i like india because it the world's biggest democracy and top of it, it's functioning democracy !!
i like the secular status of India.

This is why i like my country..

State here, what you like the most about your country..

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Comment by Samiran Roy on April 5, 2010 at 4:16pm
I like my country, because of the tremendous diversity, and the insane amount of untapped potential.
Comment by Chris Lancaster on April 5, 2010 at 4:22pm
I love the diversity in England, too. I also love traditional English food and football.
Comment by paras on April 5, 2010 at 5:24pm
@ samiran : yup, i totally agree on that..

@ chris : nice!!
Comment by Tomas Kozlik on April 5, 2010 at 5:29pm
I like the bizzare die-hard spirit of the people in Slovakia. We have been oppressed throughout centuries, yet we managed to survive, and keep our culture. And this state of mind has become such a defining part of our culture, that we still see ourselves as being opressed, even though we are not.
We tend to take it peacefully, but when it gets too much, count on us, to spark some kind of revolution (hell, we were driving the nazis months before Russians even came close to our borders :) ). So thats what I like most about Slovakia.
Comment by PJE on April 5, 2010 at 5:59pm
I like it that in France (at least in my area) people join associations and get involved with people at a local level. People tend to grow fruit and vegetables if they can and there is a real regard for regional cooking and culture. Older people are to be involved in sports, lots of people on bikes looking sporty and eighty.
Comment by paras on April 5, 2010 at 6:34pm
@ tomas : wow!! thanks for sharing knowledge..
Comment by paras on April 5, 2010 at 6:52pm
@ PJE : NICE!!
Comment by Michele Baron on April 6, 2010 at 2:33am
I like that in America we have a huge variety of climates (subarctic to tropical), weather, land features (active volcanoes and fault lines, snow capped mountains, prairie grasslands, ocean shores and mangrove wetlands, great lakes, salt flats and sub-sea-level deserts), resources, plants, and animals.
Many nations in the world also possess some or many of these features, and others, as well. But, one of my favorite things in America is that, no matter where else in the world you might travel, you probably can meet someone who came from there, or is related, or befriended to someone who came from there, somewhere in America.
We are not the largest or most populated country in the world, not the oldest, nor the youngest--but we have a history of welcoming people from all over the world to our shores, our highlands and lowlands, and we have a history of trying to let all people find freedom to speak, work, live, find happiness.
Sometimes we fall short of our goals, sometimes the halls of government speak differently from the hearts of the people you can find, all around the country.
But, being made up of so many hopeful people from so many nations, I don't believe we will ever fail entirely. Too many people have traveled so far to realize their dreams--and, though the marketplace of ideas has become a tumultuous, crowded and sometimes violent place, the passion to defend the freedoms we all cherish, the dreams for a better life for our selves and for all remain strong, through our individual traditions, our cherished beliefs and religions, and through our shared culture, building bridges as Americans...
Comment by Ternura Rojas on April 6, 2010 at 12:00pm
What I love most about Bolivian is the way they deal with vicissitude, their sadness does not last for long. Amid any crisis they find the way to cheer up!
Another thing that I love -and also hate- about my people is that they can easily adopt any foreign custom, this is due to the fact that South America has been "visited" since ever, first Inca conquerors and then Europenas. The downside is that Bolivians value more external influences and they disregard their own ability to contribute with something special.
Comment by paras on April 6, 2010 at 4:37pm
@ ternura and michele : thanks for sharing your knowledge :)

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