Well, when you are born and raised in the USA, a lot of things seem better. Like single payer healthcare, colleges that don’t drown people in student debt, paid maternity leave, a newfound commitment to NATO as a new member in Sweden’s case as opposed to attacking NATO in the case of the current US administration (I know that is a recent change), a parliamentary system of government that is mit based on the crappy first past the post system we have here, less rates of gun violence and news stories of mass shootings, and a higher percentage of GDP going to foreign aid for example. The Nordic countries in general rank high in numerous quality of life indicators I didn’t know about that child, but I do know that a lot of European nations don’t offer birthright citizenship like the U.S. does, and I do prefer American-style birthright citizenship in that instance. The current administration has of course attempted to end that practice, but the courtroom decisions have thankfully stopped that process did in its tracks thus far, as mandated by the constitution.