5. The country that is most forward is GERMANY...every aspect of their culture is far more democratic, federative and devolved than the UK and they embrace innovation far more. Yes, Europe is more beautiful, historical, and culturally diverse, but it has also been around and thriving a whole lot longer than America has.
They are clusters of shops or restaurants by the side of the road.
Sometimes I wish I lived in norhtern america or Canada; and other times I thank God I'm European. I am normally a fiercely "anti-stereotype" person, and I know that lots of Americans are perfectly normal people! Yes, sadly all countries have their stereotypes, but luckily people travel enough these days to know that most of them are untrue. Residency: C. This tiny seaside country of a half-million people dispersed over an area smaller than the state of Connecticut is nestled between Croatia and Albania in Southern Europe. I guess I am just worried about things like that and where the U.S is headed. Health Care: A+ I often wonder if Americans are so heavy because they aren't allowed ot digest their food. This is used for a registered author who enrolls in the HubPages Earnings program and requests to be paid via PayPal. I always come home much much thinner and in European clothes.
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- even if they're German, Polish or Swedish and I'm not. Western Europe’s middle classes, by U.S. income standards While the U.S. middle class may be smaller than those in Western Europe, its standard of living – as measured by its median income – is higher.
In this sense the British are extremely progressive, practical and hard working - also Europeans are lazy bums, much more ignorant than Americans. That's an absolutely point og ingorance.
(That was the case for a while in Poland, but now things are roughly back to normal.). Overall, it's lovely. self-deprecating. Healthcare. You don't really know anything about a person until a year. The number of new cases in Europe is just a fraction of that in America.
If you do find work, it pays very little. Canada is a wonderful country.
Thanks for your comment Theo.
In other words, 44% of Italians had the same standard of living as 59% of Americans who were in the middle class in 2010.
Thanks for your comments Lamme. Visit our, "How to Retire Overseas: Everything You Need to Know to Live Well (for Less) Abroad,". I am from America, and I think many of the opinions listed on this website and in the comments are rude. After several visits to England & France, I am impressed with the simple 'country' way of life.
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But like I said I have met so many wonderful people in the U.S so no matter where you are you can be happy if you know what's important and surround yourself with nice people.
I hope you all experience life an its many treasure as many won't so bring something back to your nation to share with your fellow countrymen like picturs, gifts, experiences, videos, etc dcause that is good for everyone. I have lived in the United States in about thirty different States, Northern and Southern Portugal, and England.
Anyone who says that one country is better than the next is arrogant and close minded.
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You're from Europe. I have lived both in europe and the U.S. Ghandi, Queen Elizabeth the 1st, Arthur Rackham, Frank Ghery, etc.....are! I absolutely hate it, however, if you live in a mid-to-large sized city, you can do without a car. Europeans are all fake (this is hilarious, since Europeans are known for their bluntness, while Americans are known (in the South) for being nice to your face but will turn around and s*** talk you behind your back).
They rent more and feel far less pressure to own thus no housing bubble and no sub-prime crisis and. I know that "TAKING THE PISS" is a British thing, but sometimes I don't want my piss taken out. I don't really get American humour Really, there is no such thing as the 'best' country, as every country--from the smallest to the biggest--has something to contribute to this beautiful world we live in.
Of course, the circumstances are different. I live in the UK moved here from the Philippines when u was little and would love to live in America one day! I believe there are advantages and disadvantages about both of them and it just depends on everyone's taste. Where my grandma lives there is a communal orange orchard.
In most places, you show up, but in more popular sites like London, require a free ticket to get up close and personal. I don't understand To avoid holding up the line and a bit of embarrassment, weigh your items before getting in line. Where you feel at home, when you are at home--whether in Europe, whether in North America or anywhere else in this beautiful world.
What I do know and love about my country the USA and Europe is that they are two different clubs. I don't get for what EuroVision has been made, and why Uneuropean countries participate in. I have always wanted to trave around the world as long as I can remember, and yes America is big, but seems to lack taste in cultural balance whether it is music, art, or even strip malls.
Thank you for your comment. England was horrible.
These new people don't want to give up the beauty of their culture, they just want to be accepted.
The medical is disgraceful, because many doctors are only interested in making money. Sure, some things are bad, and some people are rude. These days we also have 24 hour food shops and pharmacies. The answer is yes, perhaps more travels and a greater understanding of a culture might be in order.
Also in France and Italy you can dine for hours and hours while in America they rush you into to eat and hand you the check before you can order after diner coffee.
(Although some individual countries also have stark contrasts within their own borders).
Post-COVID World: What Will Life Be Like After Coronavirus? Flashy graphics. Europe has a much nicer standard for living.
this is ridiculous and i find your arguments petty, at best. If I decide to go out drinking with my friends, and get a late night craving at 5 am, all I have to do is drive down the street to the nearest 24 hour fast food restaurant.
That's why its in my best interest to move to Europe or possibly even Canada. I hate Oporto.
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