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I haven't done the research at all but would it be fair to say people in at least a few European countries have a better sense of community and human interactio
by tenebrisalietum 7y ago
I haven't done the research at all but would it be fair to say people in at least a few European countries have a better sense of community and human interaction than US (maybe the Scandinavian countries) but a far higher tax rate? Haven't looked into it all though.
- at-fates-hands 7y ago>> a few European countries have a better sense of community and human interaction than US I would agree given a lot of the European communities are smaller in size (think "villages" instead of "cities") so there are in closer proximity and share more resources. They often share more bloodlines and have genealogical ties many generations deeper. My father came from Norway and his family is like 15 generations deep. Here in the US? His family ties are only three or four generations deep.