[OneMorePerson]

No matter how beautiful architecture is it's still not natural beauty.

I do agree there's plenty of places in other countries that have natural beauty, but the US has a combination of very large natural spaces, kept in a mostly natural state (not over developed), and does a decent job maintaining it. This is relatively rare (although the US is not the only one).

The US Forest Service has nothing to do with the amount of ads and billboards in US cities.

[grebc]

Canada & Australia are better examples than the US.

[OneMorePerson]

How is that relevant to this conversation?

[palmotea]

> How is that relevant to this conversation?

Because it's important to put Americans in their place. They are not good, and must be reminded that others are better.

[OneMorePerson]

I'm 90% sure this is satire, but given how things are and how fashionable it is to hate on America/Americans I'm not sure. I guess that says something ha

[grebc]

It’s not as rare as you think.

Anyway not hating, just giving some other examples.

[OneMorePerson]

There's hundreds of countries in the world. I said "relatively rare" and I said explicitly US is not the only one with worthwhile nature. Where did I give the impression I thought it was uniquely rare?