My 2nd question: Why alot of people hates America, including people living on there?

I wouldn't hate you, I don't even KNOW you.

First off, why? Because America (as other countries) are never as free as we're told we are.

As kids, our parents blindly say to us that we're free. But that's a damn LIE.

Oh, yeah, we're free....

Free to be forced to work for people
Free to be forced to go to school
Free to be forced into paying damn bills, hoặc loose EVERYTHING we own.
Free to be forced to register for the army (not everyone wants to join, bạn know!)
Oh, and let's not forget how we're free to be forced into not expressing our personal views/opinions just so we can't "offend" other people.

Freedom? What a damn joke *facepalm*

There is one reason.

Obama.

have bạn not read the news lately!? its trending everywhere from tumblr to twitter. link link link sure these actions are only done bởi two problematic people but these people are those that have a duty to serve. and here they are getting away free. theres nothing being done and im so mad rn.
and no i dont hate bạn and those that say they hate america probably dont hate bạn so

Some are jealous, some are on the bandwagon, some have legitimate reasons for hating our country, and some are just blind hoặc gullible. I respect people's views, and I understand that we are not exactly the nicest of all countries, but we are a whole Hell of a lot better than a few places in the world. I personally tình yêu it here and I couldn't care less what anyone else thinks of it.

From what I've seen hoặc heard on the news hoặc from others is that the crime rate is pretty high, the cops shoot first before asking questions, racism, prejudice, there are quite a few reasons. Everyone has their own opinion on why they like hoặc hate a country/state/city. It could be anything.

My college tuition tiếp theo năm is gonna be well over 20 thousand bucks...I'm too poor to afford it but too 'rich' to get financial aid...

Personally, I tình yêu America.
Granted, America has some issues, but every place has its issues- a lot of places have the same issues that people complain about America having
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And it will always have its issues- every place will always have its issues. Things will never be perfect in America nor anywhere else.

It could be better, true, and citizens should fight to make it better. But it could be a lot worse, too.

America is great.
Look at the news in other countries. People are executed in the middle east for disagreeing with religious dogma. Russia is trying to put a stranglehold on eastern bloc countries. China is reaching record levels in pollution, and has been known to use tanks against groups of political dissenters. Europe, Canada, and Australia have been actively campaigning against the rights of their citizens, trying to use political tools to raise taxes to astronomically high rates, and use that tax money to enforce yet thêm tax laws, and to disarm their citizenry. Japan's doctors are so expensive, nearly everyone chooses to go to the pharmacy instead for everything rather than pay for a doctor's advice. Don't even get me started on all of the brokenness in Africa and South America.
Nobody has rights and freedom like we do here in America, and those social justice bastards are trying to tell bạn lies, saying America is horrible and evil because we happen to have a little corruption here and there.
We set the standard for Freedom here, and we have since 1776, don't let foreigners, social justice bastards, and American socialists mislead bạn into thinking nations with 40% hoặc thêm tax rates, with infringed rights to speech and defense are better, just because they've adopted socialized medicine hoặc socialized education.

No, I don't think anyone here would hate bạn for being half American. I certainly don't.
Worldwide opinions on America are generally quite complicated and contradictory, and though a lot of people do hate America, a lot of people don't hate it. I don't know everyone's opinions obviously, and I can't speak for them, but from general observation of the news and the internet, negative opinions on America seem to be focused on the current gun regulations, Ferguson and similar killings up and down the country, American military action in other countries, Guantanamo vịnh, bay and other ethically questionable events, and women's rights (e.g. victim blaming, abortion laws, etc). Of course, there would also be some who think that there is nothing wrong with these subjects. It's really a very individualistic subject - peoples' opinions on America in are a response to the treatment they have received from Americans and the American Government.