Comments by "PutinPussyRiot" (@ruzziasht349) on "How Scania Heavy Haul Trucks are Made!" video.

The US only buys made in USA, which is what keeps them so far behind, as there's no competition, and they don't get to see what's really happening in the modern world. I mean it's a country that still uses inches and Fahrenheit for Christ-sakes. Inches = the U.S., Liberia and Myanmar. Fahrenheit = the U.S, the Bahamas, the Cayman Islands, Palau, the Federated States of Micronesia and the Marshall Islands. I mean think about it, they're just backwards.
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@Rimrock300 you seen how many poor people you got? been down the bus terminal after midnight? 12.4% of Americans live in poverty. If you had the metric system you'd know 42% of American adults have obesity, while about 30.7% are overweight. Overall, more than two-thirds of U.S. adults in the United States are overweight or have obesity, that's 2/3rds or 66.6% in Metric. In terms of infant mortality per 100,000 live births, the United States ranks 34th out of 44 countries. America’s crime rate is 56th out of 137 countries. And it ranks 71st out of 134 in terms of the safest countries. In reading, the United States ranks 24th out of 71 countries. In terms of happiness, America’s rank is 24th out of 95. In median household income, America ranks fourth out of 36 countries. The murder rate per 100,000 people puts America at 89th out of 230 countries. America is the second worst of 20 countries when it comes to share of CO2 emissions. America’s health care costs are the highest out of 48 countries. (there you go that's at 1st place!) Life expectancy in the United States ranks 46th out of 193. In student math performance, America comes in at number 39 out of 71 countries.
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@Rimrock300 backwards is, what backwards does. #simple
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@ossanyberg is that why they still use inches and Fahrenheit too? hahahaha Countries that still use inches = the U.S., Liberia and Myanmar. Countries that use Fahrenheit = the U.S, the Bahamas, the Cayman Islands, Palau, the Federated States of Micronesia and the Marshall Islands.
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@arnomrnym6329 Captain Corelli's Mandolin was far better in my opinion.
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@matsv201 no spell checking software in your country either?
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@thomaslascola9683 you have a period? you're Trans, right? if you don't think European cars are better then there's something wrong with you. Mind you, when you can't drive manual, you'll have no idea what driving experience is anyway. It's like F1 vs Indy car racing, you know where the drivers only turn left, no right turns in the USA- hahahahahaha
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@stanislawcadenas4025 The number of countries depends on the criteria used. The United Nations (UN) has 193 member states, along with two observer states, Vatican City and Palestine. The number of widely recognized sovereign states is around 195. However, when including territories, dependencies, and regions with disputed sovereignty, the total can rise above 200. The International Organization for Standardization (ISO 3166-1) lists 249 country codes, and this includes territories and not just fully sovereign nations. I used 230 as these are the one's who release murder rate figures.
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@stanislawcadenas4025 195? so you're including the Vatican and Palestine, or not? Are are also including, Kosovo, a Country With Limited Recognition? or how about Western Sahara, a Disputed Territory? and Taiwan – A Sovereign State Without UN Membership? (that isn't part of the the 195) You're really going to have to be more specific who you're including in the 195. What about Abkhazia & South Ossetia (Breakaway Regions from Georgia)? Transnistria (Breakaway Region from Moldova)? Somaliland – A Self-Governing Region. Declared independence from Somalia in 1991, but not included in the 195 or are they? Puerto Rico – A U.S. Territory With Unclear Status, a part of the United States, but not a fully independent country. Somehow Puerto Rico isn't included in the 195, but is part of the 230, along with Taiwan.... not quite as easy as you think. Donetsk and Luhansk are self-declared republics in eastern Ukraine. These regions declared independence in 2014, with backing from Russia, and have been the center of fighting in the Donbas War. Russia recognizes them as independent states (after the 2022 invasion), but the international community (including the UN) still considers them part of Ukraine. Shall I continue?
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