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As much as America sucks there definitely is plenty of wonderful stuff to see and do here. And tons of wonderful people living under its boot. I try not to be too negative about aspects of the country that aren't inherently bad.
I most want to visit China, though. Lots of European countries too. I think if I were rich as fuck the first thing I'd do is just fly to like the UK or something and then travel over land all the way across Europe in a horrible wavy line, through China, across to Japan, and then back across the Pacific. Maybe stop somewhere along that path and simply never come back if I can (which I probably can because rich people can do anything)
That sounds a lot like what I would do if I had the opportunity. It sucks that a lot of us won't get to see this big ol planet, much less live in a place that people would want to vacation to. I count myself lucky to have been born where I am. The natural beauty is outstanding, and there are little pockets of culture worth sticking around for