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      They’re still liberal and give a lot more to corporations than they do people.

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        And yet to us Americans, we see that the EU does a billion times more for its citizens and we wish our country could be half as good about the things the EU does right.

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            Actually the Europeans I’ve talked to with a small couple of exceptions very much like their “welfare state” and mainly like America for its entertainment. They do not typically want to live here. I wish I could live in Europe badly

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              I mean I am European :D I wouldn’t wanna trade either. But there are definitely some people here who still believe in an American Dream or like the idea of earning more and spending less on taxes living in the US. Really depends who you ask.

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                  Germany. We also fooled a lot of people, if you look at the immigration numbers. They just get exploited here, most of the times.

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                    I’ve visited Germany and loved it. I’m sorry to hear immigrants get exploited there like in America. Hopefully it’s not as bad. Obviously it’s different, from the outside looking in, but I don’t hear much about hatred of immigrants in Germany like I hear about in America. And at least you all have a lot of the basic human rights and societal systems in place that in America we can never put in place because we’re fully controlled by corporations run by people whose greed knows no bounds.