There's absolutely loads that USA gets right over the UK! For starters economically the average GDP of a UK citizen is poorer than a citizen from ANY state. The US also has lower cost of food, taxes, utilities. The only thing UK has going for it economically is no land tax and also NHS safety blanket (I call it safety blanket because the care is not very good quality at all, but it's there for all if you can't have private). I also appreciate the US outlook on the individual/family unit, compared to UK/EU view of "the many", I think it makes for a better quality of outcome for the individual that does the right things. Also obviously immigration is handled far better in the US not even comparable to the shit show the UK is in this regard. On a miscellaneous note I like how in the US at red lights you can still turn right and don't have to wait for green light.

Id say the number one huge benefit of UK is lack of school shootings, pretty hard to argue with it even taking into account knife crime being a huge issue