Australia:

• Gun control
• Universal healthcare
• We speak English

We’re small, and that means a lot of the problems facing America just pass us by.

we’ve got free healthcare and free universities =) (I’m from Brazil)

This seems like a pretty obvious one: We have democracy.

Just off the top of my head:

State-sponsored higher education that is later paid back through taxes. Free healthcare, also paid for by taxes, and affordable medicine. Decent mass transit, although railways are a disgrace. Labour laws. Paid sick leave and mandatory minimum vacation days. Paid maternity leave, and tax breaks for new mothers.

PM is a Russian asset, but still better than Trump.

I come from a third world country that is worse than the US in a lot of ways, but I don’t have to worry about getting shot by a rando with a gun.

Healthcare, climate, food, democracy, measurement system, no death penalty, houses in concrete

Parliamentary democracy with proportional representation, affordable healthcare, affordable education, great roads and infrastructure with lots of cycling lanes, shops near homes, better labour laws, more vacation days, maternity leave, social safety net, less gun violence, police trained in de-escalation, affordable phone and internet plans, more affordable healthy food options, more egalitarian culture, none of those pesky hills or mountains, surrounded by countries that make good beer.

A president cant win without getting majority of votes. If there is no one with over 50% of the votes, a second round happens between the top 2

Healthcare, a sane leader who cares about his country, cheaper tuition, more than two parties, the metric system, less urban sprawl (though it’s still not great here), far less guns

Strike that. Let’s try “What can America learn from your country to become a better nation?”

The value of human life and life in general.

If a foreigner comes to my country and suffers any ailment or accident, they receive treatment because life is understood as an absolute value. This implies that paying taxes goes towards creating a safety net that nobody really wants to rely on but is thankful to have when misfortunes happens.

We don’t think we’re the only and best in the world. We are interested in the culture of our neighbours. And we respect them.

If you get cancer, you can have access to chemotherapy for free. And that’s basically it

Public healthcare
Super annuation
Preferential & compulsory voting
No tipping culture
Consumer protection laws
Gun control laws
Weather service isnt privitised
Wide variety of multicultural foods
Farming sector isnt controlled by a few companies (ie chickens)/subsidy schemes (looking at you corn)
Organised religion has less participation and dropping steadily
Adoption of rooftop solar systems

Also significantly less instances of tech billionares, team factional politics, media oligarchs & donald trumps.

There are a lot of areas we could do better and are ashamed of though.

We already went through the phase you just began.