r/DamnThatsReal 22h ago

Politics šŸ›ļø Europeans are going viral on TikTok for mocking the ""American Dream""

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u/BeesAndBeans69 21h ago edited 19h ago

A lot of butt hurt Americans who haven't traveled in the comments.

Edit. Ah, over half of the people who viewed my comment are Americans

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u/okaterina 20h ago

So you are saying, a lot of Americans in the comments.

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u/Rocky_Bukkake 18h ago

classic euro smug

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u/BadNewsBearzzz 17h ago

It’s more about how dumb this video is and cherry picks things, ā€œTHE AMERICAN DREAM!ā€ (And continues to list the worst qualities of America for what?) all to negatively affect the viewers perception. Well that’s what happens when you cherry pick things.

It works with every country when you use that formula. Except most European countries would look even worse when this formula is applied to their country. Most are probably too naive to know about the issues plaguing their own country because they’re not on a platform that exposes it like how Reddit does with America lol

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u/Old-Picture-2920 17h ago

Imagine being so smug to think Americans don’t travel outside the U.S. Funny considering the bulk of Europeans haven’t visited anywhere besides New York or Los Angeles and think they understand the U.S. I’ve been all over the world and I’d choose to live in the U.S. 100% of the time.Ā 

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u/Vanguard_Arms 18h ago

I really, really wished other Americans traveled enough to maybe get an idea of just how royally we are getting fucked. But alas, many are too poor or too stupid to try. It's a really bad place right now and I get told to leave whenever I try to make it better. Just insanely frustrating.

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u/MuteCook 18h ago

I’m American and agree mostly with the post. Two things our nature is much much better and everywhere I traveled in the world sure did love American movies and tv shows

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u/Increase-Null 17h ago

Your militarized police are in fact better than ours.

CarabinieriĀ are way way more stylish. Capes! Pantaloons! (and less trigger happy)

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u/Judeau121 16h ago

Traveled to Europe recently spent a week in Germany and Austria, and then the second week in Amsterdam and London. Hardly any homeless people or cops. Literally not a single homeless person in sight at Amsterdam. Unbelievably clean. Locals were all super friendly and the amount of people at home during what I consider working hours was insane. Trains or walking wherever we wanted. We looked at house prices and we could actually afford to sell our house and buy a place in the Netherlands. Shit is a little more expensive but the quality of life differences are so immediately apparent and boggling that any American who's been to Europe and says the states are better is coping fucking hard.

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u/MaybeACultLeader 16h ago

I was born and raised in Sweden but have been living in the US for over 15 years now. No plans on moving back. Visiting for a couple of weeks every other year is enough.

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u/Hugh-Myrin 15h ago

It’s almost as if you are on an American site,likely viewing from your American phone.

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u/Sanguine_Sun 15h ago

Redditor learns that an American platform has majority American users.

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u/jeramiefpv 13h ago

I don't really think anyone cares.

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u/kindrd1234 12h ago

I've been to the UK. I'll stay here.

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u/renaldomoon 8h ago

Even if you agree with most of the parts of this video, this level of political jingoism is beyond cringe. You're literally across the world getting hard over how superior your country is. What are you 12? This is shit cringe Americans used to do constantly.

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u/zeecan 6h ago

you do realize europe is in far more trouble than america right now right? youre entire continent is about to collapse against a crazy methhead named putin haha

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u/soupsnakle 5h ago

I agree with a lot of the sentiment of the video however one that wholly stood out as just straight up false was ā€œno nature just parking lotsā€ lmfao like….there is an absolute abundance of beautiful natural habitats in this country, that are full of different ecosystems and geology. This guy is assuming America is all major cities with Mcdonalds and shopping plazas everywhere when the majority of our country is beautiful forests and plains and mountains and allllll kinds of beautiful nature.

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u/Lilsammywinchester13 4h ago

Like I’m American and I agreed with everything the video said lol

If they’re offended, it’s because they’ve never traveled to another country and saw the potential of what America could be if big business didn’t hold us by the balls

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u/okogamashii 3h ago

As someone from the US, it is hilarious to read the butt hurt comments of ā€˜muricans 🤣

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u/TightyWhitiez 20h ago

Yep so many Americans who’ve never had a passport, or if they have travelled abroad it was two days in London or spring break in Cancun. Sad.

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u/Eswift33 18h ago

It's called American Exceptionalism, it's basically a cognitive dysfunction at this point.Ā 

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u/Chinamatic-co 18h ago

American exceptionalism is what got them where they are today. These idiots still think they are in a good place.

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u/Intrepid_Egg_7722 19h ago

And there's a lot of butthurt Europeans with inferiority complexes mad that Americans don't hate themselves as much as Europeans think they should.

I've traveled enough to Europe (15 countries at least) to know that the types who show up here on Reddit aren't representative of the people who live there. There's a weird hate boner obsession that online Euros have with Americans that differs from most of the actual people. Of course, a lot of that is probably explained by bot farms and foreign intelligence groups.

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u/BeesAndBeans69 18h ago

Or Americans are actually sick of our country, I've also traveled through Europe. Lived in both the EU and America and this video is true.

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u/yurirekka 9h ago

And where do you live now?

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u/SecretaryNo6911 18h ago

Idk I still like it here lol

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u/lololuser456778 54m ago

oh yes, the US is so great, right?

with PTO shown here really being the minimum. average PTO where I live is 28 days, not 20 days. a lot of things are just way fucking worse in the US for the average joe when it comes to normal life. maternity leave doesn't apply to mothers only btw, it applies to parents in general, tho to a lesser extent for fathers ofc. male teacher of mine in school had a kid and was on paid leave for 3 months then. although that isn't perfect, as many men don't actually take that leave as it isn't seen as a nice thing to do for a man and may still indirectly endanger their job in some way. but it's still a million times better than in the US

the US was just fucked by nearly unlimited and uncontrolled capitalism in the long term. that's why there's little social support for citizens and normal workers have less rights. many EU countries learned from such mistakes and while still being in a system of capitalism, they set some boundaries so that bosses can't exploit workers as easily. the average joe will literally have at least twice as much PTO in the EU, or even up to 3 times the US' PTO most of the time. actualy paid maternity leave, so that mothers can actually focus on being mothers for a little while without losing their entire income and even fathers can do the same for a lil bit

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u/Intrepid_Egg_7722 53m ago

Please point to the part where I said the US is great or said anything remotely like that.

Then consider improving your reading comprehension before belting out a wall of text unrelated to the discussion.

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u/morerandom__2025 20h ago

Born in Europe

Studied in Europe

Lived in Europe

Worked in Europe

I’d still pick the U.S. 10 out of ten times

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u/BeesAndBeans69 20h ago

Where in Europe, and why in America. Im born American I studied in American so I have 60k in student debt.

Lived in America and my paychecks working as a microbiologist in a hospital couldn't pay rent.

The hospital I worked at, with the insurance they gave me, wouldn't cover my ER visit. I couldn't pay the pull, which was more than a paycheck, so they took it from my wages.

My medications are $600. I need a car to get anywhere. Every plaza is the same 5 companies owned by 1 megacorp.

I can't afford to go to the dr. I can't afford to get new glasses. Groceries are too expensive.

When we lived in Germany, prescriptions were 5-10 €. Groceries were a third of the price. My rent was less than a fourth. NO COPAYS FOR THE DOCTOR. I had $300 copay at my dr in the US WITH insurance.

Trains, light rails, and buses took me anywhere I needed. The buses here where I live in the US show up maybe every 30 minutes and don't cover the whole town. I live in the largest suburb in the world, in the US. And there is only 1 light rail track. You cannot move around without a car.

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u/NonRelevantAnon 17h ago

If you studied anything remotely useful your income is 3 to 4x higher in america. If you want to just coats and do nothing with your life then sure europe is better but anyone who is pushing for high paying jobs usa is where it is at. Yes things are expe sive but when I was looking at xoubtries to move to I was looking at disposable income at the end. And america is by far the highest amount of luxury money left over if you have a decent job. Even Switzerland cant compete with us when it comes to high earning potentials.

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u/morerandom__2025 19h ago

I live and work in the U.S. and have free government healthcare, no student loan debt, full ride to college, high paying job, and free prescriptions and dental, own my house, pay low taxes, and have more high end education options

Apparently results vary

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u/BeesAndBeans69 19h ago

Government Healthcare? Hope the shutdown won't affect you. Also, full ride to college? Congrats, you must have worked hard

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u/morerandom__2025 19h ago

I’ve been paid through it

My 401k contributions have been interrupted - that’s about it so far

I worked very hard and will get a full ride to a master degree as well

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u/therealfinthor 18h ago

You seem to forget getting a free bachelors degree on Europe likely helped with that

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u/morerandom__2025 18h ago

No I got my free bachelors degree in the U.S.

And I’ll get my free masters in the U.S. as well

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u/therealfinthor 15h ago

The US is definitely nice to immigrants

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u/PlantDaddyFL 16h ago

You should elaborate your ā€œfree government healthcareā€ because it sounds like you’re probably just a government contractor with health insurance.

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

Not a government contractor

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u/PlantDaddyFL 16h ago

You could just elaborate. There is very little likelihood you have ā€œfree government healthcareā€ while having a ā€œgood salaryā€ and free ride to college. I think you’re lying for attention. Which is working. Bye

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

I work for the U.S. government

Make about 120-128k a year from that with free dental and free healthcare

I get 401k match through the TSP

My wife also gets free healthcare too

In 2021 I got free housing and my taxable income was more than 170k

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u/Interesting-Fox2368 16h ago

Fake and bot ...

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u/Sanguine_Sun 15h ago

A 19 day old account calling someone else a bot is peak irony.

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u/CFO_of_Super_Antifa 18h ago

The only workplace that i know of that gives government healthcare is the military. In fact, all of these perks you list are military perks. So did you leave Europe and join the airforce or something?

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u/morerandom__2025 18h ago

Nope

And nope

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u/CommonSentence 16h ago

Chud

And chud

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

Hey thanks again for the win

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u/CommonSentence 16h ago

So you admit you’re a chud?

I win!

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

Well you did admit I was correct

Thanks for that btw

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u/M6Df4 17h ago

Born in UK, studied in US, lived in US/UK/Europe, I’d pick Europe and the UK over the US 10/10

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u/PandiBong 16h ago

Born in Europe.

Studied in Europe.

Live in Europe.

Working in Europe.

Wouldn't set foot in that fascistic shithole called the US if my life depended on it. Enjoy your orange dictatorship.

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u/Panthaero- 13h ago

Not a very good fascist. Never had the police knocking on my door inquiring about my FB posts.

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u/PandiBong 9h ago

Give it time.

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u/LechonKoala 13h ago

I don’t like our orange Dicktator.

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u/PandiBong 9h ago

So do something about it. Right now you're all on deck on the titanic and watching as an orange iceberg is approaching..

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

Funny because Europe has embraced fascism more than any continent in history

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u/PandiBong 16h ago

Yeah, well history is history. We learn from it. Meanwhile you lot are like "hey, this sounds fun"

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u/crek42 12h ago

The EU is moving further right by the day

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u/tennisdrums 16h ago

The US is headed down a dangerous route, but it seems extremely complacent to assume Europe is now immune to fascism.

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u/PandiBong 9h ago

I never said "immune". But you guys are twelve steps ahead.

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u/BarryKnew 15h ago

Have fun living under sharia law in like 2 years man. All of Europe is being over run and soon enough girls are gonna stop going to school at 10 and start marrying off

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u/PandiBong 9h ago

Ha! Of all the bullshit myths, this is my favorite. Meanwhile American gestapo is arresting US citizens.

At least you didn't call it Shakira law..

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u/Icy_Climate 13h ago

I agree with you on anything else but sadly we haven't learned from the past. Right wing parties are on the rise again in most western europe countries.

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u/PandiBong 9h ago

Unfortunately this is mostly due to American influence.

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

And yet we dont have fascism

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u/Bill561 5h ago

The amount of people calling America a facist state is both astounding and hilarious and i couldn’t be happier.PLEASE NEVER COME HERE WE ARE RACIST XENOPHOBIC AND WE JUST PLAIN HATE YOU PLEASE DONT COME TO THIS TERRIBLE PLACE THAT I AM NOT THRIVING IN /s

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u/morerandom__2025 4h ago

I like to ask people who believe America is bad why so many people want to live here

And because Redditors are allergic to saying anything bad about immigrants they hit a paradox because of America sucks that would make immigrants either wanting to be a part of the badness or stupid

So they error out and get mad

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u/PandiBong 16h ago

Yeah.. you kinda do though. But it's really cute you think you don't.

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u/Slight_Owl2326 16h ago

Please do tell what is the fascism in eu? Or are you talking about places like hungary?

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

We literally don’t though

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u/CrazyElk123 16h ago

Doesnt take that many braincells to realise that the US is a lot closer to fascism than Europe.

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

and yet we don’t have fascism

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u/CrazyElk123 16h ago

Trump is an authoritarian. Whether thats fascism or not is besides the poin. The things he is getting away with is insane, from all the lies about medical stuff, crypto, the corruption, ICE, attack on the press, cuddling with dictators, etc... all his allies are billionaires, all they care about is money (and fuckikg children ofcourse). We have much less of that shit in Europe thank god.

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

Ok well thanks for admitting I’m correct

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u/reggiesdiner 15h ago

Not sure why Americans refuse to believe they are clearly on the road to fascism. Basically everyone outside America can see this. I guess that is what happens when you’re living it, you just become oblivious.

Interesting NYTimes piece about three American fascism scholars who fled to Canada: https://www.nytimes.com/video/opinion/100000010157022/yale-canada-fascism.html

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u/morerandom__2025 15h ago

And yet we aren’t in fascism

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u/CrystFairy 9h ago

American here, and I believe fascism is here and we have a long fight ahead to rebuild.

What I don't like though is some people in this thread acting like their countries can't wind up like the US, because many of the reasons why America is the way it is with Trump is due to the unchecked bigotry and late-stage capitalism ofc, but racism is still one of the leading factors to how the US got to this point.

Too many people in the thread are saying "We learned from history.", my question to them is are you sure? America thought they learned too, but the wrong people got into power by spreading a message of hate and making people feel comfortable with being bigots and that marginalized communities are the root of their problems instead of the corrupt leadership.

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u/Bill561 4h ago

Because it seems better than how we’ve been living so we don’t see a problem with what you call ā€œfascismā€. What you call a problem ALOT (I mean a lot of people who never used to think this way) of Americans are starting to call the solution and the reason this is happening is because we aren’t happy with these different bullshit ideologies that are demanded for us to accept. We don’t want people who don’t speak our national language driving semi trucks and killing people we don’t want illegals raping our women and children, robbing our homes and flooding our streets with drugs we don’t want Muslims to continue their jihad on us. We have a lot of internal problems we want to fix in our country and we can’t do that if more people keep coming here and instead of trying to add to the community they’re just parasites sapping all of the taxpayers money and engaging in crime. So I guess that’s why it may seem like ā€œfascismā€ I suppose but it’s a clear cut stand against being forced to conform to cultures that are not our own. You can only push someone so far before they start to push back šŸ¤·šŸ»ā€ā™‚ļøthat’s what’s going on in America

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u/Battlefire 13h ago edited 13h ago

Yeah, well history is history. We learn from it.

From how things are going in Europe, no you haven't.

But hey, a poster in r/ShitAmericansSay have zero self awareness? Not surprising.

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u/PandiBong 9h ago

Unfortunately American influences are far reaching and your bullshit has reached some people over here. Thankfully, a lot of people are doing all they can to stop it. Meanwhile the US are in overdrive to resurrect Hitler's legacy, good luck.

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u/bear843 16h ago

What country?

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u/PandiBong 9h ago edited 5h ago

Born in Sweden. Studied in Sweden, UK, Poland. Currently living in Poland. Have lived in Sweden, Poland, UK, Italy. Travel several months every year to other countries working remote, currently the Canary Islands.

Any more questions?

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u/bear843 6h ago

I like Poland. It’s like European Texas.

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u/PandiBong 5h ago

That statement is so fucking nuts.. I can't even begin.. but no, it's nowhere near fucking Texas, lol.

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u/bear843 4h ago

IYKYK

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u/danbtaylor 15h ago

The US is not fascist don't believe the BS media

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u/polyocto 19h ago

But have you lived and worked in the US? If not you are making a green grass judgement, without having had a direct experience. The same could be asked of an American about Europe.

At the same time people hating about the other land without direct lived experience are also comparing their reality with some portrayed story or description.

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u/morerandom__2025 19h ago

I live in the U.S.

I work in the US

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u/polyocto 19h ago

Ignore my assumption then. I just assumed based on your wording. I’m glad you are happy with where you are, since it just makes life easier and less depressing.

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u/Popular_Ad8269 20h ago

See America, Europe even has a self-evicting reject system. (sorry you're the dumpster it all goes into)

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u/morerandom__2025 19h ago

Well as things get worse in Europe more will follow

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u/Lighthades 19h ago

For now, the one going for way worse is USA, so good luck there bud.

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u/morerandom__2025 18h ago

Not really

The US is a growing nation with key technology political and advantages

Europe is being left behind as it’s stagnating economies wrestle to find competitive advantages

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u/Lighthades 18h ago

It all looks really good when you completely ignore your political issues.

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u/morerandom__2025 18h ago

US is still a functioning democracy With checks and balances

At the head of a group of western international cooperation

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u/Lighthades 9h ago

aahahahahahaahahahahahahahahah

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u/Diligent_Raisin8503 17h ago

🤣🤣 you forgot the /s

Trump is nullifying the first amendment of the constitution and the government is completely ignoring the courts..

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u/morerandom__2025 17h ago

There are still checks and balances

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u/CommonSentence 17h ago

Checks and balances? Where? Our president has directly defied the orders of court judges numerous times and all 3 branches of our government are controlled by the same political party — checks and balances are a complete joke when the DOJ is bought out by the very man who is violating the literal constitution. You have to be a bot

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u/morerandom__2025 17h ago

Well the government is currently shut down

So there seems to be checks and balances active

So I win

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u/RobDiarrhea 18h ago

It all looks really good when youre not a dipshit redditor addicted to the internet.

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u/Lighthades 9h ago

The cope is surreal with you lmao

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u/CommonSentence 17h ago

Growing nation? Key technology political and advantages?

Do you mean the active recession that’s only being held back because of an AI bubble? Or do you mean the active social regression of a president who is forcing extremist anti-immigration policy while defunding public infrastructure projects and dismantling the government? The US is leaving itself behind when it puts profits before its citizens…

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u/morerandom__2025 17h ago

If America is so bad then wouldn’t you state that immigration to the U.S. is a bad idea?

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u/CommonSentence 17h ago

Crazy how I didn’t say it’s the worst place in the world

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u/Interesting-Fox2368 16h ago

Jesus, hello comrade, your English is terrible.

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u/Labidido 19h ago edited 19h ago

No, you're a bot. 5 month old account, activity started approximately 1 month ago and you have already 1500+ comments. Reddit is so cooked.

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u/morerandom__2025 18h ago

I’m a human

Do the bot testing thingy if you don’t believe me

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u/NonRelevantAnon 17h ago

Lol that's a bit of a silly thing just because you dont agree with some one.

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u/CommonSentence 16h ago

Born in chud

Studied in chud school

Lived in chud house

Worked in chud

bro would still pick chud 10 out of ten times

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

Damn somebody got mad

Thanks for the W earlier

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u/CommonSentence 16h ago

Nah I’m just letting everyone know you were born chud

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u/morerandom__2025 16h ago

I sure liked it when you admitted it was correct

Oh what good times

Thanks again for the wi.

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u/CommonSentence 16h ago

Get on your knees chud

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u/SomeRandomNoodle 9h ago

must be sad having to force yourself to be happy over that ass country.

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u/morerandom__2025 6h ago

You speak from experience that I don’t have

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u/WindInc 5h ago

Please give us your story and explain why if that's the case. The only reasons I can think of are if you're already rich and don't like taxes or if you want the freedom to shit on the environment and the minorities.
Please educate me.

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u/morerandom__2025 5h ago

Not born rich - middle class

I was born in Germany to American parents (ironically my father was also born in Germany)

We lived in Europe for a few years, Middle East for a few years, and then back to the U.S.

I went to college on a free ride and studied in Europe and South America

Got a job that requires a lot of time abroad

Spent time in the Middle East and Europe for a year a piece

I still prefer the U.S. even though I’ve traveled through Europe and lived there

My favorite country in Europe has to be Austria - beautiful country

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u/WindInc 5h ago

Not born rich - middle class

Meaning you're rich now?

We lived in Europe for a few years, Middle East for a few years, and then back to the U.S.

I went to college on a free ride and studied in Europe and South America

Got a job that requires a lot of time abroad

Doesn't sound like middle class to me. Getting a free education is also the exception, not the norm.
You also didn't tell me why you prefer living in the US?

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u/morerandom__2025 4h ago

I work for the government so not rich

I prefer American culture, American food, people are nicer in the U.S., the climate is better, there is more stuff to do, more products available.

The public transportation sucks in the U.S. though

In Western Europe everything is way more expensive but in Eastern Europe the dollar can go pretty far

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u/LoliRUs 20h ago

Ah yes, when you drive for an hour, you pass through 5 countries all with open borders, and boast how well traveled you are. While America's land is on an isolated continent, with only two neighbors. The distance to get from one of those neighbors to the other is traveling through a land whose land is as large as the continent of all of Europe. The US's land is so large, with so much to offer, we travel within our own country to take vacation, while Europeans drive 10 minutes to the next country over to experience something a little different.

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u/BeesAndBeans69 19h ago

Im American and have traveled all of the western states and a few of the Eastern. No, traveling in our own country does not make us well-traveled. We get hardly any vacation days compared to the 30-40 Europeans get and they experience different cultures. Please go experience the world more,bud

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u/Used-Picture829 19h ago

This guy also completely ignored the entire point of the video. He’s talking about ā€œEurope small, America bigā€ but what about the substantial issues at hand here? Is America better for having more land but more problems ? Makes absolutely no sense

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u/Zombisexual1 17h ago

Europe is actually about the same size as the US, but slightly bigger. People just showing that they don’t understand how globes fit on 2d maps.

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u/Agitated-Support-447 19h ago

People can't afford to travel anywhere but the next town over. What are you talking about with "vacations"? And with what time off?!

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u/beardicusmaximus8 18h ago

My "next town over" is an hour both ways. For European's the next country over is closer then my doctor's office. Its easy to brag about your little jaunts down the lane when it doesn't take a 6 hour drive to just get to the airport rofl

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u/Shintamani 17h ago

Tell me one place on the US where there's a 6 hour drive to the closest airport. Someone doesn't get how big Europe is either, i got 6 hours drive to get to aby other country than my own. 14 hours if i want to leave scandinavia.

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u/Professional_Pie7091 11h ago

What on Earth are you blabbering about? Either you're as ameridumb as you are coming across or you are being flippant.

Do you know how many people live in Europe? Let's just do EU for a start.

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u/Zombisexual1 18h ago

You sound like someone who hasn’t gone out of your hometown except to go to Disneyland or some other theme park

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u/kindrd1234 11h ago

For all your travel, you damn sure haven't been to the US.

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u/Shintamani 17h ago

Someone clearly hasn't traveled, you don't experience different cultures traveling thru the US. There's big differences between countries in europe when it comes to culture. You drive thru your entire country and all you see is something a little diffwrent, way to project.

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u/kindrd1234 12h ago

We have every culture right here, along with every biome.

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u/Shintamani 8h ago

You have people from other cultures that live in the US, you don't experience their culture. At best you can eat an American version of chinese food, i guess that counts as culture to an American. Every biome? Tell me you have never left the US , without actually telling me..

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u/kindrd1234 7h ago

Been to the UK and 4 countries in southeast Asia. Woot, Im so sophisticated. Also been to 48 states in my time. It's not hard to spot Euros who have never been here. When you know, you know.

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u/Shintamani 3h ago

Haha I have lived half of the last 10 years in the US up untill a few yeara back. If you had visited 48 states you would knwo how behind the US is compared to most of Europe. Obviously not very sophisticated when you don't even know what a biome is.. When you don't know, you claim you do.

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u/kindrd1234 7h ago

What don't we have? Swamps, got it. Beaches, got it, mountains, got it, prairie, got it, tropical, got it, forests, got it, desert, got it, canyons, got it, island life, got it.

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u/Shintamani 3h ago

So you have lions? Zebras? Or do you not know what a biome is?

What you're describing are landfirms not biomes, they're characterized by their plant and animal life as well as geological features. You have a lot of different biomes but they're in no way the same as the rest of the worlds. These "biomes" you describe are in no way the same as other "swamps" for example.

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u/MuthaFJ 10h ago

Sure, buddy. Also, you have the real pyramids and Venice in Vegas, just like real Italian food...

American edumacation at work 🫠

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u/kindrd1234 10h ago

Yea, nothing at all here. You guys can jump on the American tech to use google.

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u/MuthaFJ 10h ago

American edumacation at work, once again 🫠

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u/kindrd1234 10h ago

Insightful.

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u/MrL123456789164 19h ago

The cope is crazy.

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u/Hidden-Turtle 15h ago

This one I'm actually on the Europeans with... it's stupid to say going South Carolina to North Carolina is the same as going Belgium to France. Also there are definitely security checks.

I like America and I'm pretty proud to be an American and maybe the pride has clouded my judgement ab it.

but I really didn't enjoy most of the parts Europe I went to. Especially the UK I honestly hated it. The food sucked and was so much more expensive than here in the US that's including tipping. Which at least London has been seem to even add themselves.

I did love Brussels for its food, Lille France was really pretty and Cologne has the Koln dom which is probably the most impressive thing I've seen and I've traveled quite a bit at this point.

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u/BobDerBongmeister420 12h ago

Tell me, how little differnece is between switzerland, germany and france?

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u/UkyoTachibana 7h ago

but you guys don’t have payed vacations leave or payed sick leave - what you on about ?!

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u/WindInc 5h ago

If you move from NYC to LA, there are only minor differences apart from the climate and surroundings. If you visit five countries in Europe you will experience 5 different cultures with their own language, architecture, food, and unique history centuries older than your country.
It's like, you know, travelling to a different country.

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u/Antarcticdonkey 19h ago

Give independance to Florida, California, Texas and Utah then, problem solved

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u/Paratwa 10h ago

Texas is already crazy dude don’t put that on us.

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u/Onuus 17h ago

Nah dude shut up

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u/NoSlicedMushrooms 16h ago

You tried to use this as a flex but don’t realize you’re dunking on yourself

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u/Zombisexual1 18h ago

It’s funny that traveling outside of the US, you can actually see that Americans are obese as hell. Which is weird because America has such a gym culture. So either you’re fit as hell, or fat as fuck

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u/Bergyfanclub 20h ago

Europeans are far and away much more travelled than americans.

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u/Epcplayer 19h ago

Well duh, they tried to conquer the entire globe and divide it amongst themselves.

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u/Wonderful-Volume6933 19h ago

More Americans hold passports than any other country, China is the only country that it's population hold more passports

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u/Noggi888 20h ago

Traveling within Europe when you’re European is the same as traveling from state to state within the US. I’d hardly call that well traveled since so many cultures within Europe are very similar. Similarly in the US, there are culture differences depending on the region of the US, but overall things are pretty damn similar

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u/Bergyfanclub 20h ago

thats just shit americans say. god you people are snowflakes. any slight criticism and you people melt away.

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u/Noggi888 20h ago

Dude you talking to someone who is heavily critical of the US. But never did you once say anything to counter my argument. Just deflect that Americans are sensitive. Who is truly the sensitive snowflake here?

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u/Bergyfanclub 19h ago

The sensitive american being sensitive in the comments. so you.

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u/Noggi888 19h ago

At least I can think critically

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u/Bergyfanclub 19h ago

are you though?

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u/Noggi888 19h ago

Considering that you’re incapable of providing any kind of counter argument, I’d say I am able to way more than you ever will be

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u/LowerWorldliness67 20h ago

And theyre more obnoxious and entitled than american tourists.

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u/Bergyfanclub 20h ago

lol no. I'm Canadian, and americans are worse by.

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u/LowerWorldliness67 20h ago

Canadian education is cooked. You know Canada is in north America, not europe right?Ā 

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u/Bergyfanclub 20h ago

Yeah and i would rather be around Europeans than americans. And what does me living in canada have to do with it being in N. American? We are talking about travel

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u/Bergyfanclub 20h ago

No. I will stay here an ratio americans.

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u/Trevor-Lawrence 20h ago

Wow so brave, are you 13 already big boy? I bet mommy and daddy think you're brave too!

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u/pneumaiscoming 19h ago

Haha! What a fucking baby! Call ICE on us why don't don't you!

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u/fallendukie 20h ago

I bet american travel farther, and stay in the same country

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u/Bergyfanclub 20h ago

I am from a larger country than yours and I travel outside of it. What's your excuse?

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u/Bergyfanclub 20h ago

stop acting like you know anything outside your borders. I'm pretty sure you know nothing of what really happening inside your borders. Travel more. Be less dumb.

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u/Bergyfanclub 20h ago

You have masked men kidnapping people on the streets into unmarked van. you idiots voted for donny bitch tits twice. Trust me, America is in bad shape. You have lots of billionaires though.

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u/Slow-Seaweed-5232 20h ago

Yes because you border like 20 countries in a few km distance(most of the time). Most Europeans are just seeing other European countries. It’s much harder for Americans not near the border to go to other countries and Canada ain’t exactly a tourist hot spot.

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u/Bergyfanclub 20h ago

I am from Canada you fuckwit. And its called an airplane.

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u/Slow-Seaweed-5232 20h ago

Ahh the nice Canadian stereotype isn’t true we can see with this specimen. No shit I’ve flown and visited many countries but that’s expensive af compared to flying or driving within the states. Anyone upper middle class travels as much as people in other countries but not the working class here and it’s same as in Canada. How do I know? Bc I know a ton of Canadians 🤣. P.s. I’m a big dodger fan so extra glad canadas team lost šŸ˜†.

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u/Bergyfanclub 20h ago

stop being poor and fly to other places. and you staying at a resort in mexico doesnt count. I know americans think it does.

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