Why are white countries nicer than non - white countries?

I think it's safe to say that most white countries (US, UK, European countries, Canada, Australia, New Zealand etc.) are nicer than most non - white countries (China, countries in Africa, countries in South America, countries in middle east and Asia etc.) in terms of less violence / crime and a higher standard of living. So why is this?

Yes, they learned their methods from the Arabs.

I don't know, Arabs are in a bad position right now look at their countries

Yeah there's a lot of crazy people there, but the US still probably has the best standard of living in the world

I'd disagree... gun crime, high high racial discrimination, less freedom of choice re: abortion, contraception etc. than the UK and most/all of Europe, ****ty healthcare system, awful food quality (additives, mass antibiotic use in animal feeds/farms, high salt/fat/sugar content in a lot of things), dodgy education depending where you are (abstinence instead of sex ed, trying to ban the teaching of evolution??)...

Have you never been to the US? It is a paradise, this is what a typical suburb looks like therehttp://farm4.static.flickr.com/3408/3614989898_ecfe005567.jpg?v=0

Yeah there's a lot of crazy people there, but the US still probably has the best standard of living in the world

Ha, gun "crime". See my above post if you want to amuse yourself with the wise and wonderful workings of the wonderful state of Texas.
Well you see, the worst racial discrimination there is here aside from the outright violent kind is the really subtle kind that never gets reported on the news. Like how Americans treat some people as if they are stupid, even though they have a university degree in international law from another country (if they don't look white). And we do have a bit of freedom of choice in those areas (well, it seems like the news makes it seem like we don’t) because if you don’t want them to know, they don’t have to find out. Ahem. I never said that. Awful food quality? Definitely. Let me tell you, if you think McDonald’s is bad, then don’t risk your life by going to the US and trying it. The chicken nuggets I ate a few months ago (that was actually the first time in a few years since I ate McDonald’s in America, and I only did it out of curiosity because the McDonald’s chicken nuggets and French fries I ate in England weren’t that bad)… ohhhh god. They didn’t taste like chicken and they didn’t have the texture of chicken, and they barely even smelled like chicken. But out of those, the worst part was that they didn’t taste like chicken. I don’t even know what they tasted like, but it did not taste like something people should be putting into their digestive system, or any other system for that matter. But fast food in the UK (or at least the parts I went to) are much better than fast food (in general) in the US. The quality of British fast food is roughly equivalent to fairly reasonably priced “table service” restaurants. Lucky, lucky. And the “dodgy education” you’re listing is just what’s reported on the news (though you are right), but it’s much more than that. In most places, especially in Texas, if you’re going to a public high school… Good luck, because rather than spending money to improve the quality of teachers, they spend it on 5 new tennis courts (when there are already 4), or a new parking lot, or renovating the football field (okay, maybe that’s just my school). And most of the time, the teachers are pretty bad quality (I’ve had a few good ones. A few.), and I swear, some of them are hired just because they served in the military (I mean, you’d think they’d know a thing or two because, well, military, but they don’t). Basically, the quality of nearly everything in America is pretty bad, and people are tricked into thinking we have a good standard of living because we have so much crap, I mean, stuff, even though nearly everything we consume is from China or Mexico (who couldn’t care less about our health; don’t think regulations do anything much about it, they trust what the companies say about their products).

Oops. I ranted a bit. But yeah, I agree with you, but because of more specific (and... uh... less publicized) reasons.

You've got to be kidding me. Where did you find that? Looks a lot like photoshopped pro-USA "propaganda" XD Here's something a bit more realistic:

https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xap1/t31.0-8/12307534_1646817458923096_747517993471104679_o.jpg
https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xap1/t31.0-8/12304198_1646818982256277_3223230682777769661_o.jpg


This is the part of the general 25-ish square km (all suburban) that I live in that people consider to be the "rich-a$$ mofo, the only way you can live here is if you're a doctor or a lawyer" place:
https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtp1/t31.0-8/12308215_1646817465589762_3267724748326404678_o.jpg
https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xft1/t31.0-8/12307509_1646819172256258_3492127512200359692_o.jpg

Yeah there's a lot of crazy people there, but the US still probably has the best standard of living in the world

Literally today in the US a man shot a waitress in the head because she asked him to put out his cigarette. In what way is America not violent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRgaxf5-xL8

Houses there are about $300k. It looks like a paradise

The gun/Texas thing... wtf O.o

Yeah, if you can afford it (most Americans can't)... Most American homes (assuming you're not one of those who live in apartments) are about $100k-$200k (if you want a 2 story house, it's more towards the $200k), and most people have a few decades of debt/paying off their house afterwards. I get what you're saying, some areas are really nice, but nearly every country (with a reasonable economy) has nice areas. My cousins, who live a few hours from where I do, live in a house that's a little over $500k, and on top of that, they own a ranch, which they're building another house on. But they're the kind of people who have friends that go on outings with former President Bush, so if you're going to say that's an "average" suburban, you may want to re-define average as "average high-income" suburban

I think it's safe to say that most white countries (US, UK, European countries, Canada, Australia, New Zealand etc.) are nicer than most non - white countries (China, countries in Africa, countries in South America, countries in middle east and Asia etc.) in terms of less violence / crime and a higher standard of living. So why is this?

You couldn't pay me to live in a characterless, heartless, beige hell hole like that.

Yeah, luckily it seems like hardly anyone knows about it. I only found out from my uncle, who's really into that sort of thing... (he owns over $10k worth of firearms. Go figure.)