yes, a country that doesn't even want me in it. whereas the US wants to solidify its power over every other country, and already has over the entirety of White countries I want to live in. I have no where to go to escape the US.
The US is the most evil thing to ever exist because, in addition to what it is, it extinguishes any ability to even flee from it.
This is just American Exceptionalism, but inverted. No, the US hasn't solidified its power over all white countries. It looks like that to you, because you consume American media, which is as parochial as any other national media and automatically assumes everything is about the USA. The media tells you that the US-run global domination is here to stay. It tells you that the nonces are free to run roughshod over everyone else in the world. It tells you that nobody has any choice, because the US is all-powerful and there's no way to stop it.
The US is rich and has huge natural resources, but its external projection of power relies on the cooperation and consent of a multitude of its allies. It has a great deal of
influence over those allies, perhaps even to the point of appearing to completely control them, but those allies only try to stay in its good books because they want access to that wealth, and
only because of that. Sure, the US can effortlessly beat up on some sandbox, or some adriatic pariah-state for a couple of decades, at the cost of thoroughly wrecking its economy in the long term, but that relies on cooperation with, or the tacit consent by non-opposition from, the rest of the US-allied world. The minute the US starts making more than token economic threats toward any western nation, even (or especially) NATO members, is the minute they all find their balls again, stop pumping oil, dump all their dollars, and close their markets to US products. And yes, maybe the US could then start throwing threats of nuclear hellfire around to get its way and turn itself into Russia mk 2, or talk about invading France and carpet-bombing Germany, but it is far more likely to recede back into its borders, to sulk on its piles of gold and farmland.