i traveled across almost entire europe and like 1/3 of america (roadtrip from florida to cali). my conclusion is that america is better in terms of living standards for the bottom 99%, mcdonalds workers drive better cars than an average german. for the upper 1% (lets say over $300k after tax income) america starts to increasingly suck. for $300k+/year you can live like a king in most of europe (switzerland excepted) but in america you're still just a random goy and you have no rights. small things like being able to go fast. go fast in most of the eu? that's a fine that you won't care about. as long as you aren't a resident of nordcuck countries you can just say a believable salary and the fine even for going 50kmh over the speed limit will be small. speed substantially in the us, you will get arrested, charged with reckless driving and possibly go to prison. end up with a criminal record. america is an extremely overpoliced country. you can get arrested for any random bullshit. a lot of things, like buying contact lenses, require a permission from the state, while in europe you can just buy whatever. drug possession charges? most likely negligible fine in europe, in the us this can ruin your life. some sex thing? americans are insane puritans about sex, in europe everyone is laid back. american airlines really suck. you can get first class on delta and you get basically same conditions as an economy flight in europe (no i don't mean cattle lines like ryanair). unless you're a $100m+ nw guy you can't afford to fly private, so you just suffer. airport security is also way less of hassle in the eu. those are all things you can't really buy as a middle class person. at the same time for the 99% wagies europe sucks because they make shit and can't afford anything, while american blacks without a degree drive in massive trucks for fun. it's funny how reality is a direct opposite of propaganda. it's way better to be poor in america than in europe (every country)
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