Altered Maps VII: Making the World a Better Place

[PiMan]

But "United States" is to "United States of America" as "United Kingdom" is to "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".

 

[gangleri2001]

Ok, I'm changing it.

Complete list:

Spoiler :

4 letters
Laos
Chad
Mali
Togo
Iraq
Iran
Oman
Peru
Cuba
Fiji

5 letters
Spain
Malta
Italy
Syria
Egypt
Libya
Niger
Sudan
Ghana
Benin
Kenya
Gabon
(The) Congo (aka. Republic of the Congo (18 letters))
Yemen
Qatar
India
Nepal
China (aka. People’s Republic of China (22 letters))
Japan
Burma (aka. Myanmar (7 letters))
Chile
Haiti
Palau
Nauru
Samoa
Tonga

6 letters
France
Russia
Norway
Poland
Sweden
Monaco
Latvia
Greece
Kosovo
Serbia
Turkey
Cyprus
Israel
(The) Gambia
Guinea
Uganda
Malawi
Rwanda
Zambia
Angola
Jordan
Kuwait
Bhutan
Taiwan (aka. Republic of China (15 letters))
Brunei
Canada
Mexico
Belize
Panama
Guyana
Brazil
Tuvalu

7 letters
Germany
Andorra
Denmark
Estonia
Belgium
Ireland
Iceland
Finland
Austria
Belarus
Ukraine
Moldova
Hungary
Romania
Albania
Croatia
Lebanon
Georgia
Armenia
Tunisia
Algeria
Morocco
Senegal
Liberia
Nigeria
Eritrea
Somalia
Burundi
Namibia
Lesotho
Comoros
Bahrain
Vietnam
Ecuador
Bolivia
Uruguay
(The) Bahamas
Jamaica
Vanuatu

8 letters
Portugal
Slovakia
Slovenia
Bulgaria
Cameroon
Ethiopia
Djibouti
Tanzania
Botswana
Zimbabwe
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
Maldives
Mongolia
Cambodia
Thailand
Malaysia
Honduras
Colombia
Suriname
Paraguay
Dominica
Barbados
Kiribati

9 letters
Lithuania
San Marino
Macedonia
Cape Verde
Swaziland
Mauritius
Singapore
Indonesia
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Argentina
East Timor (aka. Timor Leste (10 letters))
Australia

10 letters
Luxembourg
Montenegro
Azerbaijan
Kazakhstan
Mauritania
Mozambique
Madagascar
Seychelles
Uzbekistan
Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan
Bangladesh
North Korea
South Korea
El Salvador
Puerto Rico
Guadeloupe
Saint Lucia
New Zealand
Micronesia

11 letters
Netherlands
Switzerland
Vatican City
Sierra Leone
Burkina Faso
South Africa
Saudi Arabia
Afghanistan
Philippines
Côte d'Ivoire

12 letters
Turkmenistan
Guinea-Bissau
United States (aka. United States of America (21 letters))

13 letters
Liechtenstein
United Kingdom
Czech Republic
Western Sahara

Over 13 letters
Papua New Guinea (14)
Solomon Islands (14)
Marshall Islands (15)
Equatorial Guinea (16)
Dominican Republic (17)
Antigua and Barbuda (17)
Trinidad and Tobago (17)
São Tomé and Príncipe (18)
United Arab Emirates (18)
Saint Kitts and Nevis (18)
Bosnia and Herzegovina (20)
Central African Republic (22)
Democratic Republic of the Congo (28)
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (28)

 

[Love]

*cough*former jugoslavian republic of macedonia *coug*

 

[gangleri2001]

*cough*former jugoslavian republic of macedonia *coug*

I hate having to quote myself.

And here's another ganglerian map (the shortest denomination has been used for the countries that have multiple denominations):

 

[Luckymoose]

I meant maps of lands not set on Earth (at least not as we know it). You know - that what is usually considered a fantasy-like setting.

I partake in such endeavors.

 

[Omega124]

Here's a little map I made

SOURCE

This is completely biased in so many ways, I don't have the time to list them.

 

[Mathalamus]

This is completely biased in so many ways, I don't have the time to list them.

biased? your health-care sucks. get used to it.

 

[Omega124]

biased? your health-care sucks. get used to it.

Our healthcare is one of the best in the world.

For example, on average, there are more mammogram scanners in one state than there are in all of Canada. And the reason our death rate is so high is because of murder and auto accidents, nothing a doctor can possibly fix. And according to most health rankings, if there are two patients with the same disease, and you can only save one, its "better" to let them both die than to save the one (Which is what we do). Tell me that's not biased.

 

[Bobbtjoe]

What the hell? Let them both die? That's the stupidest thing I heard in a while.

 

[gangleri2001]

Our healthcare is one of the best in the world.

For example, on average, there are more mammogram scanners in one state than there are in all of Canada. And the reason our death rate is so high is because of murder and auto accidents, nothing a doctor can possibly fix. And according to most health rankings, if there are two patients with the same disease, and you can only save one, its "better" to let them both die than to save the one (Which is what we do). Tell me that's not biased.

WTH?! What you said is complete BS. Period.

 

[madviking]

Our healthcare is one of the best in the world.

For example, on average, there are more mammogram scanners in one state than there are in all of Canada. And the reason our death rate is so high is because of murder and auto accidents, nothing a doctor can possibly fix. And according to most health rankings, if there are two patients with the same disease, and you can only save one, its "better" to let them both die than to save the one (Which is what we do). Tell me that's not biased.

 

[Bobbtjoe]

You could use number of family members, are they married, ect. as deciding factors. Hell, flip a coin atleast.

 

[choxorn]

Our healthcare is one of the best in the world.

For example, on average, there are more mammogram scanners in one state than there are in all of Canada. And the reason our death rate is so high is because of murder and auto accidents, nothing a doctor can possibly fix. And according to most health rankings, if there are two patients with the same disease, and you can only save one, its "better" to let them both die than to save the one (Which is what we do). Tell me that's not biased.

This paragraph is so stupid a facepalm doesn't even begin to describe how stupid it is.

 

[Arakhor]

You're right, Omega. Your post was ridiculously biased.

 

[Rhymes]

Our healthcare is one of the best in the world.

For example, on average, there are more mammogram scanners in one state than there are in all of Canada. And the reason our death rate is so high is because of murder and auto accidents, nothing a doctor can possibly fix. And according to most health rankings, if there are two patients with the same disease, and you can only save one, its "better" to let them both die than to save the one (Which is what we do). Tell me that's not biased.

False, incoherent, or all the other negative superlatives you can find.

 

[gangleri2001]

Omega's post deserves a thread of its own.

 

[say1988]

Our healthcare is one of the best in the world.

In some ways, it is also one of the most ineffecient in the world and the most inefficient in the developed world. As well as other issues, such as how just because you have a lot of mammogram scanners doesn't meant that the entire population that needs access to one has access, as large portions don't.

 

[gangleri2001]

Our healthcare is one of the best in the world.

For example, on average, there are more mammogram scanners in one state than there are in all of Canada. And the reason our death rate is so high is because of murder and auto accidents, nothing a doctor can possibly fix. And according to most health rankings, if there are two patients with the same disease, and you can only save one, its "better" to let them both die than to save the one (Which is what we do). Tell me that's not biased.

 

[Bobbtjoe]

Now that's going a little too far.

 

[Mathalamus]

Our healthcare is one of the best in the world.

For example, on average, there are more mammogram scanners in one state than there are in all of Canada. And the reason our death rate is so high is because of murder and auto accidents, nothing a doctor can possibly fix. And according to most health rankings, if there are two patients with the same disease, and you can only save one, its "better" to let them both die than to save the one (Which is what we do). Tell me that's not biased.

nice, omega. real nice.

our doctors try to save everyone. no matter how bad their chances are. equal chance of survival doesn't matter, we have enough manpower to help them both.