/rant starts
So I did not want to go this route, but since you brought other metrics in the system, I would say US is one of the shittiest places to live. Gun ownership laws are fucked, you can be killed in a cafe, in a school, in a movie theater and a host of other places even when you have no grudge with anybody (unlike India when most of these shootings happen due to politics, land, money, and are rarely mass shootings etc.).
Add to that the insane abortion laws (I'm in the medical profession, so I've an insight into this) where a would-be mother cannot even chose whether she wants to have a baby or not (even after rape in many states, yes sire !), and you have a country whose currency is the only thing going for it. They have a heavy military presence everywhere, and arm twist most of the other countries into agreeing with them. The day USD losses it's shine, the country will resemble a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
/rant end
Back to broadband, would urge you to read more. As mentioned in one of the previous posts, the 95 mbps number is inflation due to high speeds in limited areas, and barely 5-10 mbps in most of the country (in the ISPs defense, US is a huge country, population density is low in many areas, and thus laying a fiber is not the cheapeast option). The ISPs lobby hard against getting competition in their area, heck even
Google Fiber had to withdraw from some areas due to political and lobbying pressure. Comcast, Verizon, AT&T etc are some of the most hated companies in the US. And here I quite like Airtel, and to some extent, even Jio. Local ISPs in my area are also pretty good, with low downtimes.
