I like the country I live in, Germany. There are two or three other countries I'd rather live in (mostly scvandinavian countrise), but compared to the total number of countries on the planet, the one I'm in now has a pretty good rank. Also, I got my friends here, so I won't move.
I like Germany, because:
- it's the board game nation
- it's the dark culture nation
- people are open minded and friendly (reasons like this of course not only apply to Germany but also to certain other nations)
- social security, public transportation, health insurance and the like are pretty good
- the climate is fine, snow in the winter, hot in the summer
- friendly open minded people
- getting a job is quite easy if you live in one of the larger cities
- the central european location is good. Within a few hours I can be in Paris, Rome, London and so on.
- technology level decent
- free education at schools, universities and the like
- people don't carry weapons around (at least 99.9% of the people)
- the political landscape is interesting. The "pirate party" is quite new but got some decent results some time ago, more than certain established parties
- the country is slowly getting rid of nuclear power plants
There are also reasons why I don't like Germany that much, though that applies to most other countries too:
- corruption
- living costs are very high (unless you live on a remote village)
- you don't earn a lot in most jobs, compared to what you have to spend
If I wouldn't built up my circle of friends here over that many years, I'd probably move at least temporarily.