European Union vs Usa and Canada. Wich Is better?

[Balmung]

Europe has universal healthcare, less violent crime, more liberal sexual attitudes, more civil liberties, more vacation time, greater life expectancy, sexy accents and better cheese and chocolate

I noticed that there is an American in your signature. Case and point.

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Let me know when you can own guns or say something "racist" without getting thrown in jail. If Europe had better civil liberties, TA wouldn't be hosted in the United States.

Exactly.

[MissMischief]

I noticed that there is an American in your signature. Case and point.

I don't dislike America/Americans. I actually would love to visit the country if I had the chance

[Dandelion]

Many European countries enjoy more personal, civil, and economic freedom than the US. I know that the myth of America being the epitome of freedom and democracy is ingrained into the minds of the American people as religious truth, but the reality is quite different.

Just look up The Human Freedom Index:
https://www.cato.org/blog/human-freedom-index-2016

True. Americans can deny the Holocaust (not to be advised) and have looser gun control, but if that is supposed to serve as the definition of freedom you have to come with stronger evidence.

[Mingle]

Should have added Aus-NZ as a third option.

[Enflamme]

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Let me know when you can own guns or say something "racist" without getting thrown in jail. If Europe had better civil liberties, TA wouldn't be hosted in the United States.

True. In France a guy called "Boris le Lay" (a Breton nationalist) said that there is no black Celt and that it never existed >>> he took two years in prison.

In France: an extra-European clandestine (black) sodomize (so rape) 12 times his 12-year-old stepdaughter >>> a few months in prison, but not a year or two years.

[♥ Lily ♥]

Should have added Aus-NZ as a third option.

Why only the Anglosphere nations? What about Japan, China and Russia?

I can't wait for Great Britain to be free from the shackles and chains of the EU dictatorship so we'll be able to elect the politicians who will make our laws, rather than having most of our laws made for us by foreign unelected presidents in the EU parliament.

I envy Americans being democratically allowed to elect the President that will govern them, as Europeans who are living under the EU dictatorship of Angela Merkel and unelected foreign EU Presidents don't have this basic human right to vote for the EU President;- it just works on a rotational basis instead of having democratically-elected presidents that people can vote for to make the laws for 500 million Europeans.

I'm sure American and Canadian citizens would feel annoyed if an unelected Mexican President, who nobody in the US or Canada voted for, made the vast majority of laws for them all.

EU = Eurabia/States of Islam and unelected rule/dictatorship.

Some pro-EU dictatorship European people are living in a pretentious bubble from reality, or in a remote and secluded area of the countryside far from terrorist attacks and bombs in large cities, but when Islamisation totally takes over their c̶o̶u̶n̶t̶r̶y̶ EU state, and terrorist attacks start to harm them too, then they'll wake-up and realise that the EU and Sharia Law and 'honour killings' and the forced Islamisation of their culture is hell.

At least the democratically-elected President Trump will protect Americans against open-borders and mass and uncontrolled immigration of muslim refugees and terrorist attacks and muslims following a koran book ordering for all non-muslims to be slayed and killed.

[Balmung]

I don't dislike America/Americans. I actually would love to visit the country if I had the chance

I knew deep down you knew this was a kickass country.

True. Americans can deny the Holocaust (not to be advised) and have looser gun control, but if that is supposed to serve as the definition of freedom you have to come with stronger evidence.

You don't have to do something nearly as edgy. You could make a harmless comment on twitter like....

http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/24/11...tweet-brussels

Of course people get into trouble in the US for comments on social media, but it's usually for stuff like bomb threats which makes sense. Not cases of simply hurting someone's feelings or being insensitive.

The US has more freedom and opportunities and choices. Plus, we can drive farther than two hours and still be in our country.

That's certainly true. More Europeans come here to work than vice versa.

[Mingle]

Why only the Anglosphere nations? What about Japan, China and Russia? I can't wait to leave the EU dictatorship.

I guess South Korea-Japan would work too.

China and Russia are not first world nations so it wouldn't make sense to bring them up.

[KMack]

True. Americans can deny the Holocaust (not to be advised) and have looser gun control, but if that is supposed to serve as the definition of freedom you have to come with stronger evidence.

American soldiers liberated the German death camps. ?????????????

[Profileid]

Many European countries enjoy more personal, civil, and economic freedom than the US. I know that the myth of America being the epitome of freedom and democracy is ingrained into the minds of the American people as religious truth, but the reality is quite different.

Just look up The Human Freedom Index:
https://www.cato.org/blog/human-freedom-index-2016

hahaha so funny you'd use the Cato Institute, an American libertardian thinktank. Included as criteria for judging are "Rule of Law" and "Size of government". Important things perhaps but not tied with the same freedumbs you of all people value. Can you seriously give me an example of some of those personal,civil and economic freedoms though? Like I did with the US.