Citizenship in Europe vs USA

[zackk14]

usa

[libtolu]

Never understood the whole AC thing.

It's nice to have but it's not important. I lived in Singapore for a year and didn't have ac in my room, you just adapt to the heat and it stops being a problem.

[yusufamir]

Never understood the whole AC thing.

It's nice to have but it's not important. I lived in Singapore for a year and didn't have ac in my room, you just adapt to the heat and it stops being a problem.

never understood it too

[PowerOfWisdom]

depends

poor or lower middle class: EU
upper middle class or rich: USA

[Repbrah85]

Never understood the whole AC thing.

It's nice to have but it's not important. I lived in Singapore for a year and didn't have ac in my room, you just adapt to the heat and it stops being a problem.

I live in the Southwestern USA where during summer it is over 100 degrees every day for months on end. Sorry but my Northern European genetics aren't "adapting" to that kind of chit. Plus I don't see why I should suffer when there is a simple solution to it.

I mean what's the big deal with cars? Just get a bicycle
What's the big deal with electricity? Just use candels
What's the big deal with indoor plumbing? Just use an out house

Called luxuries ******* and I very much enjoy them.

[anonymous]

I live in the Southwestern USA where during summer it is over 100 degrees every day for months on end. Sorry but my Northern European genetics aren't "adapting" to that kind of chit. Plus I don't see why I should suffer when there is a simple solution to it.

Northern European genetics? I'm Greek (although born and raised in Sweden), but I never adjust or adapt to that kind of heat...

[CestLaVida]

Europe anyday

Europe is more classy and it's easier to visit other countries. I like warm weather so I would probably live in España

[prot0typ3]

False. UK, Sweden or Finland are the best passport to have for that

Well, a swiss passport beats them all.

Grew up in Switzerland - would choose CH over any other country, and have lived a lot of places. Would take swiss summers and spend the rest of the gear in Miami, LA etc.

[mrcarlpedal]

Europe. I'd probably go for Switzerland.

[STAYDENCH]

Uk/Europe

Dat were NHS and dat essentially free education instead of the €1737_373€34774747473 the us pays

[Bearlet]

Hard to say. I have plans on working in the US when my studying is finished. Way better salary in the US as a doctor compared to here in Sweden, though it isn't bad in Norway/UK either. If our politicians man up a bit (which they will have to soon enough) and actually listen to the people I would choose EU. But right now, with my whole career ahead of me, I would chose to live in the US. But not a chance in hell that I would throw my Swedish passport away, it looks too good.
Oh, and I have a few years of free education in front of me until I move. Feels good mane

[StefanoAN]

Europe because there are hotter chicks

I do like New York City though...lived there 6 months and I enjoyed it

[Canadian_Lifter]

consider yourslf canadian or american?

Canadian. Always.

It's a personality/mentality thing. I click instantly with other Canadians. Americans... sometimes - but not always.

[yusufamir]

depends

poor or lower middle class: EU
upper middle class or rich: USA

agree

[zackk14]

usa for sure

[phailboat]

lol would never go anywhere near merica srs,



brb step foot into the land of freedom and immediately I am being held hostage by a gentlemen of supremacy with a shotgun pointed at my head being forced to suk off a tranny and chant **** like "all hail women feminism rules!" and "gay rights trump all other rights!"



europe seems nice though, would love to retire in Italy