I heard that there are few green cards in the United States, and that the United States has stolen the talents of the world. Does no one think these two statements are contradictory?

Good question. There are different views on this issue. Let me analyze what I have learned. I studied abroad for three years and lived in America for one month.

There is no doubt that the United States has the world's top level of education and technology, which is enough to have a fatal temptation to people all over the world who want to learn more;

American visas and green cards are extremely easy to obtain in most countries in Europe and America. The United States has always held a contemptuous and even hostile attitude towards people in socialist countries, so it is difficult for us to represent others.

The public opinion environment and social environment in the United States are relatively "free". Many people think that they can speak freely in the United States and will not be sanctioned, so they ran over, but in fact? Every year, the CIA and the FBI arrest many people who are found guilty. (Asians and Africans are the majority). Secondly, the mainstream media in the United States are mostly controlled by the CIA and the Party/Democratic Party. They can say anything irresponsibly for the sake of party or political struggle, and are not subject to official sanctions (the so-called media independence outside the separation of powers in the United States).

America can be said to be a paradise for the rich, a hell for the poor and a training ground for the middle class. Although the United States has a high tax standard for the rich, American capitalists have unparalleled ability to generate money and avoid taxes in other countries. Every city in the United States has slums, which are a paradise for drugs and criminals and a hell for ordinary poor people. The middle class is worse. They don't have a high social and political status, and they can only live on a little money left after paying rent, utilities and insurance every month. The news released by the Federal Reserve shows that more than 73% of Americans can't afford $400. )

In recent years, the United States has shown a more fanatical attitude in international politics and domestic political struggles, but it must be said that in the past few years, the United States has relied on its strong military strength to support the top consortia on Wall Street from all over the world to ensure its strength and the gradual decline of its teammates/opponents.