Monday, 07 January 2008 09:27 
Everyone has a right to happy all the time
written by Dimi, May 21, 2008
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written by BiggerPicture, May 20, 2008
Perhaps not ALL...
written by Jane, May 20, 2008
Comments above missing the point!
written by Mary Hasley, May 20, 2008
Why we Americans are unhappy
written by Zippinski, May 20, 2008
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written by Carolyn Moore, May 20, 2008
Oh really? Give me a break and the Mexicans!
written by Sinead2, May 11, 2008
The Happiest Place in North America
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Dan recently visited one of the happiest places in North America, and it's just south of our border: Mexico. Watch the video below to see what he learned.
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written by Dimi, May 21, 2008
I believe that the important matter is what u think.And not where are u living and your job(how much do you have per year)
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written by BiggerPicture, May 20, 2008
Zippinski - talk about xenophobic and small-minded. FYI - people that live in the United States aren't the only "Americans". Mexicans are Americans, so are Canadians, and the same for people living in Central and South America. If you are going to be stereotypical and criticize others, at least direct your criticisms properly.
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written by Jane, May 20, 2008
Yes, perhaps not ALL of the Mexicans live in Mexico, but these particular ones in the video ARE living in Mexico, living their lives in the simplest of terms....with hope, gratitude for what they DO have, and love.... what could be MORE MISSING from American society's heart??!!
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written by Mary Hasley, May 20, 2008
One of the key points in the clip is look for the good in order to be happy. You who are commenting show much anger.
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written by Zippinski, May 20, 2008
The four comments below illustrate why Americans often test out as among the most unhappy people on the planet. Notice the arrogance, competitiveness to the extreme degree of militancy, the old "us vs them" xenophobia, the equation of wealth with quality of life, and the misinformation about where the USA actually stands in terms of internationally comparative levels of life expectancy and life-satisfaction and awareness about the world. This sort of ideology adds up to a stressful and unhealthy people.
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written by Carolyn Moore, May 20, 2008
Yes, I see them, but I wouldn't want to BE them.
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written by Sinead2, May 11, 2008
Where did that come from? No drive? Everyone wants to be better! Why are they coming to the US then as inplied to be better and have more opportunities?
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And that's just fine for me - Americans - from the US - can have it. I'm perfectly happy being Canadian only.