the first 5 most popular countries on earth

[Zebra]

According to a German poll, these are the 5:

Switzerland
Germany
Canada
USA
Sweden

What would be your first 3?

 

[Zebra]

the German poll:

Ranking der beliebtesten Länder der Welt 2022 | Statista

Die Schweiz belegt mit einem Score von 100 den ersten Platz und ist damit das beliebteste Land der Welt im Best Countries Ranking 2022 des Nachrichtenmagazins U.S.

de.statista.com

 

[Zebra]

already 3 for Switzerland!

 

[jwoodie]

Please define "popular." There is no question that more people would rather move to the U.S. than anywhere else.

 

[Zebra]

Please define "popular." There is no question that more people would rather move to the U.S. than anywhere else.

Just popular ....

"beliebt" in German ....

 

[Zebra]

as I see:

2 out of 4 voted for Germany.
I did not vote for my own country

 

[Zebra]

There is no question that more people would rather move to the U.S. than anywhere else.

well, 2 out of 4 did not vote for the USA

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Please define "popular." There is no question that more people would rather move to the U.S. than anywhere else.

Parasites Love Free Stuff

 

[jwoodie]

"beliebt" in German ....

Beloved?

 

[Zebra]

Beloved?

More or less, yes

 

[LuckyDuck]

Switzerland, where most homes have fully automatic weapons stored, and little crime.

 

[Zebra]

Switzerland, where most homes have fully automatic weapons stored, and little crime.

So it is in Switzerland:

Soldiers can keep guns at home but not ammo​

With the exception of a few thousand of the 120,000 soldiers in Switzerland's militia army who keep their cartridges at home, all army ammunition will have to be stored in central arsenals. Army guns can still be kept at home.

The House of Representatives on Thursday followed the Senate in backing a motion that will allow around 2,000 specialist troops, such as those guarding airports and other important installations, to continue to store their ammo in their cellars and attics.

Soldiers can keep guns at home but not ammo

Parliament has approved a proposal to ban the long-standing Swiss tradition of keeping army ammunition at home. With the exception of a few thousand of the 120,000 soldiers in Switzerland's militia army who keep their cartridges at home, all army ammunition will have to be stored in central...

www.swissinfo.ch

 

[Zebra]

5 for Switzerland