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question for americans ---> Would you like to live in Europe?
question for europeans ---> Would you like to live in the US?
can canadians move to denmark pls?
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Wanna swap?
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Why would you?
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more ice
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Norway has plenty
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Denmark not as much and homie Greenland is nearby if u wanna get some Danish stuff
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Hence I wondered why he'd want to swap that far
Sure. Getting a work visa should not be impossible.
um.dk/en/travel-and-residence/how-to-app..
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Yes, but only if republicans are in charge.
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holy based
rare Zirga W
Hf getting shot for trying to get your ball back
Nah, USA is just better overall:
Average eu salary is 33k, while the average american salary is 60k, also better household disposable income.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disposable_househo..
And 3x more europeans coming to the US than the other way around. So it says it all.
And even considering our culture, europeans are fan of what we make:
Cinema, music, food, engineering, pretty much everything.
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food lmao
engineering???
the rest you listed can be enjoyed from far aways so not really a reason to move to plastic US
& unless u are a moron and depend on low wage jobs you can easily earn as much in Europe
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Average salary is 33k which is inferior, its also impossible to buy a house in Europe
You guys are doomed
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impossible? how comes I own several? but I guess InvalidUsername confirmed Im doomed :(
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Also there are a lot of things where Americans have to individually spent cash on that we paid with taxes already so it's not that easy to compare it without context
Actually, thanks to Truman who didn't care and left eastern Europe for Stalin
aint no way an american said we were doomed. One word: Biden
Western Europe is better if you are poor or low class. Middle Class and Upper Middle Class live much better in the US
"Cinema, music, food, engineering, pretty much everything."
Only idiots like Hollywood movies and you can watch them on this side of the Atlantic the same as on the other side. For Music, yes the US has great music, but it is not that much better than anywhere else on the planet. American food is ultra mega giga ass.
I would love to say that "hurr durr, German and Japanese engieneering, hurr durr", but unfortunately I am a sane person. Due to the way research and top education is funded in the US, American engineering is far superior. I would also like to add that even though the average person probably gets worse education in the US than in Europe, "good" education in the US is much better.
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Food is not ass. You can try every cuisine in the world in the US due to how many different immigrants moved here. In Europe not so much. Also even typical American food like BBQ Ribs is really good.
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You're not serious with this post are you?
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Yes Im serious. Which European country has more immigrants than the US? You go to a place like Italy, only options are Italian, French and possibly some kebab stand from a Syrian or Turk.
Sweden was either Swedish meatballs, kebab or pizza run by immigrants or Japanese. Maybe a Thai restauraunt here and there.
Just within 10 miles of my house I can get Japanese Sushi and Udon, Turkish Kebab, Chinese Cantonese dim sum, Korean BBQ, like 10 Mexican taco trucks, Italian Bistro, Greek Grill, Vietnamese Pho and Danish Bakery.
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I get all of this too except the Danish bakery.
Keep waffling
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Which city
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Doubt it. Warsaw, Krakow maybe. 60k city? Nah Lol
Mate, immigrant food is not American food. Kebab is not Hungarian cuisine, just as tacos or whatever aren't American.
BBQ ribs and steak are good, yes, but they are nowhere near European cuisine.
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Well theres a concept called Americanized food. Where immigrant food changes to suit the tastes of the general populace in US.
Italian, Spanish, French and Greek food is definitely better than American home cuisine
this is bait or you actually think that stat matters?
i can link so much data to show that western europe is much better
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Got you:
By life satisfaction the USA is nowhere near Western Europe:
worldhappiness.report/ed/2023/world-happ..
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preview.redd.it/5wftcvhvbcua1.jpg?width=..
world hapiness report has the USA happier than france and at the same level as germany
You are literally proving yourself wrong lol
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None of those are actually free. Single payer doesn't mean you aren't paying for it. It just means that everyone pays an amount for the service that is proportional to their income.
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But youre ignoring the fact that privatised hospitals also work on a profit incentive, meaning even though public healthcare still costs money its cheaper cause none of the money goes into the owners pockets.
additionally the united states has the worlds highest prices, again due to no regulation of medicine costs
weforum.org/agenda/2023/02/charted-count..
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I am aware of this, yes. I wanted to point out that "free" healthcare is not actually free of charge. Thanks for pointing out that it is a much more cost-efficient system from the view of the patient.
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ive also heard that often if u ask for a receipt in the us the cost goes down drastically so a lot of these hospitals probably scam the shit out of their patients, but that might just be hearsay
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Probably happens, but isn't that prevalent. I assume most health insurance companies ask for a receipt and pay attention so they are not fucked over.
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Ty for the input.
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Sry, just wanted to point it out for clarity's sake. If not for you, then for the 16 year-olds of the site who haven't paid their health insurance yet.
Salaries are bigger in the US as the tax is way lower than most of western europe, but you also get so much for the taxes you pay, at least in Scandinavia. We have so much social services and help for the poor, and a really good/supportive educational system here in Denmark, where it's almost possible to only of the SU (money you get from the state during your education) while the education is also free
It is also not fair to say whole europe, as the differences in europe are so fucking big, even in Scandinavia, and I can imagine that it's kinda the same in US.
Without having sources for why europeans move more than the people from US. I can imagine that if you have the money to move to europe, you would not gain that much, as you probably has a good health insurance and money to get proper education in the US, and not scared to lose these benefits and your job. So your view on going to europe will be paying more in taxes and losing some rights, as the right to have a gun, and probably have to learn a new language as most from the US only can speak English, and it's only UK who speaks English. So doesn't make sense to move then, but if you are poor or just the worker/middle class, you would benefit going to Scandinavia as you would have so much support and your kids are taking care of.
We can still enjoy your movies/cinema, music and most of your food. This ofc change from country to country as state for state, but it's not that we only see european movies. So this point makes no sense
I would not in a million years want to live in NA.
The USA is not better overall:
Insane issues with poverty and homelessness, conflict, racism, mental health, debts, politics, gun laws etc.
Insane weather events.
Insurance and coverages cost insane amounts of money (sure you may have greater salaries, but your products, services, insurance, petrol, etc. cost way more than what they cost in Europe so this just eats away at your disposable income).
Cinema was better in the USA, but now it has become awful; i.e. writers strike, and the fact that everybody agrees that Hollywood is dying as it produces the same films and TV shows again and again and again.
Music: America maybe is better at pop music. But the UK for example, stands clear when it comes to rock, rap, drill etc.
Food: PAHAHAH!? FOOD BETTER IN AMERICA!? Most of the cuisine in America is European dishes, and think about how many ingredients which are used in American products are banned in Europe.
Engineering: Hilarious that you think Engineering is better in America. What about Japan when it comes to electrical engineering? Germany and Italy for their beautiful cars and bikes? The UK with Brunel and civil engineering, or the industrial revolution that started this all off?
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I mean, as someone who would never move to USA (so much I prefer over here, even in poor portugal), nowaydays, USA engineering > Europe all day long. It's easier for them cause everyone in the country speaks the same language and big tech companies can recruit from a vast range of people (cause english is so well spread, even in countries that do not speak it). Plus good economy atracts a lot of talent from other countries. If we strip all tha east asians/indians/europeans from big tech companies then maybe it would be closer, but right now their companies are just better overall
With the sus agenda going on and the low key rigged elections I might move to like croatia or some shit one day lmao (western europe going down same rabbit hole as america)
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MAGA2024
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funny thing is I'm azerbaijani and my family has a house there so definitely considering that
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facts bro Baku is definitely my favorite city I've ever been to, gives prince of persia vibes and I have hella family there
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just googled it, looks very nice actually
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How did they impact you? :)
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you really want to grow up in an environment like that? e.g. US education?!
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I mean eh, I had plenty of trouble in school so my education is quite appalling really, I rely on my common sense mostly. There's other things about America that I have bigger issues with, but there are plenty of positives too, and it's not like the UK is a perfect place to grow up, especially the area I personally grew up.
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really? I personally really liked the schools in the UK (boarding school for 4 years)
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Not an issue with the school it was an issue with me, I have a sneaking feeling that I have undiagnosed ADHD and that is what caused me to have such a tough time in school, either way, I walked away with very poor grades and no further education, when I was supposed to be quite gifted, so had I grown up somewhere with a poor education system, I'm honestly not sure much would have changed.
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US education + 1/2 of students survive the school
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Survival of the fittest
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hltv users are most deffinitely not the fittest
I would try living in the US, sure. Probably not for long, because I really like Europe, but I would go for 6-12 months.
There is a system at the company I work for with which you can work at a foreign office for a few months. I might actually try our Austin office.
for some time, yes (in the US)
I quote Baz Luhrmann:
"Live in New York City once but leave before it makes you hard
Live in northern California once but leave before it makes you soft"
but I definitely want to settle in Europe, either germany or Switzerland. much better social system, safer (no guns lol) and way more to offer in terms of culture etc., also more diverse and geographically less spread out: you can go from an Italian beach to skiing in the alps within 2 hours
I could go on and on but I guess my point is made...
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too cold tbh
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and dark & boring
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Only in the winter months. Summer is perfect here with lots to do like go to the beach and drink beer. Go to a park and drink beer. Go to play football and drink beer. Go sail on the ocean and drink beer. Go for a swim at 3 in the morning during sunrise and drink beer. Sit at an outdoor cafe and drink beer. Look at short skirted women cycling and drink beer. So much to do
If you can't find things to do in Nordic countries you're just a boring af person lol
Move to princeton instead
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lol you wouldnt last 3 days in certain parts of Asia quit lying
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No I would never live in the US, but with all it's problems it's still a beautiful country with a lot of cool shit I'd love to visit and travel around some time.
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US nature is so gorgeous just a shame ud need a bulletproof vest to experience it
US - Florida
EU - Denmark
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(before someone says flag, i live in USA rn) The grass is always greener on the other side. There's good places to live in in the US, and EU, and there's equally bad places to live in too. Personally I don't think moving away from all of my friends and family is going to make my life better so I'd say I don't want to move.
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Canada is just more appealing to a lot of people because they are concerned because of security or political agenda of the US (mostly not knowing much about Canadian reality)
Don't stop, here I help you keep going: less crime, less political divide, less racism, less fascism, less propaganda, less karens, less guns, less ego
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I have been to both, my opinion is based on my personal (and to be fair, anecdotal) experience
I'm not super opposed to it, but I'd prefer to stay here
I'm good here in Europe
I'd say that as a middle class, we're much better in Europe than in the US
Only for richer people is it better in America
I wouldn't give up eastern europe for the us ever.
Yes, only if you guys stop Islamization of Europe. I love Europe and it's culture, heritage. I don't want to see it getting destroyed.
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After the refugee crisis in 2015, there have been a Conservative wave in EU.
Europe is not being islamized any more than USA is getting 'Mexicanized' atm.
No russia best
no
No
I’m not poor or uneducated so the US is better for me
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I attend a top 5 uni
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Those also have bottom feeders who are there because of rich people, that doesn't say anything
Visited EU, longed for USA after a month. I'll stay
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ah yes the 95% white demographically racist countries with colonial history, yes give me more plz
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Love how that goofball forgets our entire history with civil rights, Philippines, etc.
My flag even lmao
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yea I mean islands against continents, and im not saying im proud of that either
Lmao, America is like 10x more racist than any EU country nowadays. Your comment is so funny and with so little self-awareness, made my day :D
Colonial history?
Please show me the colonies then, they must have had a lot of them, no?
When I was a teenager the US looked like the place to be, now I see all the problems and know the American dream is more real here.
I still think there is great places in the US and I know some nice people from there, but I could not imagine living in a place with so much poverty, corruption and where people are so divided.
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What percentage of Denmark is white?
Race & Ethnicity
The largest Denmark racial/ethnic groups are White (96.1%) followed by Hispanic (1.9%) and Asian (1.0%).
lol yall racist AF
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You're an idiot.
You can't make a judgement like that based on who lives here.
Look at a map, see any nations remotely close to use where people are other than white - no, you do not.
Did we import people from Africa as slaves, no we did not.
Have we been in decade long wars with countries in Asia, where we took in a lot of allies from the region, no we did not.
People here isn't racist, in fact people are generally pretty open minded in all sort of ways. And well educated, so we don't jump to conclusion like you just demonstrated. Apparently you're ignorant AF
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The Danish slave trade occurred separately in two different periods: the trade in European slaves during the Viking Age, from the 8th to 10th century; and the Danish role in selling African slaves during the Atlantic slave trade, which commenced in 1733 and ended in 1807 when the abolition of slaves was announced. -
the dealer is worse than the buyer, we inherited slavery from you white supremacists,
"people here isnt racist" must be nice looking at other races through a screen, kinda like arm chair anthropologie like your racist ancestors did
c ya
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What screen? Don't project your own sick thoughts on to others.
It seems you just don't get that there is countries where people are white because the original population is like that, the countries of Europe isn't new countries and some like ours have been a nation for a long time - the eight century to be more specific.
I never claimed that slaves wasn't a thing, but the scale was relatively small and no slaves from Africa was imported to Denmark, they instead went to a Danish colony in the Caribbean - a colony which we btw. sold to the US and they are now known as the US Virgin Islands.
Your whole idea that the majority of Danes are white means we are racist is just stupid. And as a US citizen you really should focus on what goes on in the US, it is not that long ago segregation was a thing and society in the US is still very divided - like take a look at who sits in Congress or the Senate, who fills the many prisons you guys have or for that matter who it is that is poor in the US.
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95% percent white population , you have no thoughts other than supremacy
and again, you have no room to talk about American culture when you guys are behind us 100 years demographically
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Why would we have that?
It simply isn't a topic for most people here, why would it be - what matters is who you are and not how you look.
You keep insisting there is supposed to be a lot of racism here, but that is just plain wrong. Same thing with religion, people are free to choose their faith or to not have a faith for that matter and that is also the case with sexuality, gender equality and so on.
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He saw this statistic somewhere on the internet of majority white people in Denmark. The best explanation (or only) he could come up for it being that way is because people are racist. Yes, so racist, people are literally on the border holding people of color back xD They are the ones who had a president who wanted to put a wall to stop another race from coming in and they talk
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What is the racial demographics of Alabama?
Alabama Demographics
White: 67.5% Black or African American: 26.59% Two or more races: 2.44% Other race: 1.53%
lol alabama is more diverse than nordics lmfao
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you can be both more diverse and more racist, they are not mutually exclusive lol
What is the racial demographics of Alabama?
Alabama Demographics
White: 67.5% Black or African American: 26.59% Two or more races: 2.44% Other race: 1.53%
alabama less racist than yall lmfao
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You really are insisting one fulfilling the stereotype of an ignorant American. Amazing.
Do explain how demographics are supposed to show racism - enlighten us.
And while doing so, do explain how Alabama isn't a racist state:
pbs.org/newshour/politics/alabama-govern..
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:History_o..
(Note, the wiki on racism in Alabama has 7 subcategories and there 26 seperate articles - that is how racist Alabama's history is)
reported cya
Nah, EU has an aging population, the social programs and benefits will probably disappear in 1-2 generations when there's not enough young people/migrants to work. USA/Africa/Asia are the future
I would love to visit the USA one day, but I definitely wouldn't want to live there.
Hell Naw
USA >
Grew up in Las Vegas, NV , big advantage over 90% of you l8
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Las Vegas is a terrible place to live LOL, hotbed for gambling addicts/alcoholics with very little outside of the strip. Driving around the edges of Vegas is depressing and it's hot as shit
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I dont gamble,drink, clubs, none of that weak vice. Having it right infront of me and rejecting it on my own will makes my Faith stronger. Also encountering the entire world as they visit the Strip is really the +1 I meant.
And, Las Vegas has A LOT to do outside the Strip lmfao, lake mead, mt charleston, red rock, valley of fire, willow beach to name a few
fun fact, it didnt hit 70 degrees in Vegas for 6 months this year, yes summers blow but only 3 months
-no need to move to US if you are from north or west europe.
-no need to move to europe at all.
As someone who grew up in Europe and then moved to the US, I can say that, if you put your time to like America you can feel much more personal freedom in the USA. I won't speak for all European countries, but for all these education still runs on the old Prussian system, this system emphasizes solely on memory, they don't teach children to think independently, which the American education system is based upon. That's why Europeans usually are more knowledgeable and Americans are smarter. The biggest difference is the food quality which is quite low in the USA.
yes but only if the confederacy won the war so actually no
why not
No but nothing personnal, i like USA and their culture, but I couldn't just because of guns and crime. It's the country with the most guns per capita, I can't live there
if i can keep us salary, then yes
Yes, I hate driving
I was thinking of moving to Finland or somewhere similar, their country actually cares about its people unlike the USA
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move to nederlands and your name fits
Finland is an unironically miserable place to live for anyone not born there
You fell for the happiest country memes without knowing anything about the actual country
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It's not like I booked a flight or anything man lmao, but if the US continues down the path it's currently on, I will definitely be doing research into other options
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The USA is on a better path now unless you’re a Republitard or terminally online leftists, especially long term to the next century compared to every other developed country in the world
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Dude if you think the US isn’t spiraling in places like Florida, Texas and some other bumfuck states, and you don’t think the possibility is very real that they could win the presidency, idk what to tell you. This country desperately needs education, yet our military and police budget increases every year
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I would plan to learn the language wherever I move, I’m not too worried about it. Small talk has never been one of my interests to begin with
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USA but New england
As a brazilian living in USA: Yes. I have a job offer for an European country and it's less than I receive here, but I really thinking about it.
When I was in Europe, the quality of life was much better even with less money
(it's only my opinion, I'm not saying this is true for everyone, just for me)
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No, you're 100% right. The US government doesn't care about its people. No healthcare, higher education, housing, nothing. EU has some faults of course, but in terms of a regular citizen, EU citizens are pretty likely to have a better experience
I would like to study in the U.S. when I get my papers sorted out.
Temporarily living in Europe would be a nice experience. I do really like the walkability of EU Cities and accessibility of Europe with the Eurail pass. Stockholm was very nice when I visited, Paris was ok but too big and dirtier than I expected. Milan, Warsaw and Prague were very nice
I would only live in Switzerland or New England
If I had to move out of here, the USA isn't in my top 30 destinations
I lived in US for 5 months and I hated it. It felt like tier4 country wrapped with tier1 paper. \
I loved the fact that I could get any food that I wanted because of people from all around the world and thats it.
no
Seen too many movies, could see myself live in a american suburb, but on the same time Europatriotism is a big part of me - so no
I was living in Germany and in The US. I wouldn't like to live permanently until it is a low-density population state with natural beauties like Montana or a small city like Bielefeld or smth.
as european no
Currently, Europe has lots of different cultures to enjoy.
Gradually it's being eroded to become one European state and then it will basically be USA with less guns. So for now, Europe > USA
as a european, no. I can definetly see myself enjoying the countryside or even straight up nature of america. but I will have to live in a european city
lol, to the US? hell no
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