I think that you are misrepresenting the actual articles I've shared. I don't think you've read any of the articles or even care. Again, if you see income inequality as largely the result of merit and individual achievement, you are more likely to be happy in a society like the United States than someone who sees income inequality as largely the result of gross injustices. If you see that America's poor have a higher standard of living than a majority of the world's people, you are more likely to be happy to live in this country than someone who focuses more on the negative, regardless of your station in life.
In the interest of not having to repeat myself over and over again, I am done posting in this thread. Please go back and actually read the numerous articles I've already posted, based on actual non-partisan studies. I wouldn't call myself exclusively conservative or liberal, but I am very thankful to live in this country, and I resent anti-American sentiment wherever it is found. I attended one of the most liberal colleges in the country, and had professors and fellow students who honestly hate this country and wish it never existed. This, of course, may not describe the average liberal, but the average liberal is less likely to be happy in this country than the average conservative.