Could you live in Europe?

[Hiatussin]

I´d be fine in the USA I think... If I get to take visits back once a year or so.

Could you live in Europe?

We have higher quality clothing and less fatties. And far fewer people lift weights so you look bigger.

We have higher speed limits on the highways.

we have a better quality/price ratio on drinks, whores, medical care and internet connections.

We get fucked for gasoline, land ownership and tend to generally have higher income taxes...

The smallest cash bill we have is worth 6 dollars. Anything smaller we have coins.

I only know a few Americans who moved here. They´re from Florida and Missouri

 

[SoreArms]

I could definately live there for some time, a few months to a year maybe, but I'm not sure I could live there permanently. I've never been there so this is pure speculation.

 

[HardHat87]

I'd like to live in Europe.

 

[Hiatussin]

Although life can be hard in Europe and we do have poor people, we´re still a lot more socialist than the USA and it´s sort of grown into a lot of people, this entitlement and dependancy and also vice versa, sense of being responsible for other citizens you have no personal relation to. It tires me sometimes.

I think one thing that´very telling is voter turnouts for presidential elections.
those don´t usually go below 80% here. The USA never had that much involvement... Not judging it good or bad, but it points to a big difference.

 

[blut wump]

It's a nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to stay there. Please don't profer any gubbins about England being part of Europe. We used to spend a penny and now they'd have us euronate.

 

[curling]

To socialistic and immoral for me. I like land and I like gas so I will stay here.

 

[seizer]

I'm going to stay in Canada because I'm to lazy to do anything.

Consider yourself lucky I even responded to this thread. Hell, I want to get me one of those respirator things so I dont need to breathe for myself.

 

[MattTheSkywalker]

I've spent three weeks in London this year and actually liked it a lot. I could live there if I lived and worked in the City.

Not too crazy about France, Germany or Italy though.

 

[ChefWide]

Yes, i have and will continue to have a home in europe as well as the U.S.

Its a big world and the borders are only as large as peoples misconceptions about cultural differences.

 

[riverrock]

Well, you will have the language problem for a start. There's only 2 European countries who speak English as their first language. Yes, the others have it as a second language, but its still only ever going to be their second language.