3 ms·
I tried several times to find an appropriate answer to your comment, but it's hard. If you do not realize that "Europe" is made up of many vastly different coun
by anyfoo 2y ago
I tried several times to find an appropriate answer to your comment, but it's hard. If you do not realize that "Europe" is made up of many vastly different countries, and that Bavaria is not a part of Hungary, then I just don't know what to say.
- windowsrookie 2y agoYou stated in the first sentence of your post: "That’s one of the more bizarre things in the US to me." I am pointing out that you shouldn't consider it a bizarre thing in the US, because it a is a problem in Europe as well. Trying to insult me by explaining that Europe is made up of different countries is obviously not helpful. Hungary and Bavaria are both part of Europe. That is my point. I'm sorry you didn't understand this.
- anyfoo 2y agoI don't understand why the problem existing elsewhere in Europe (which I did not mention) is relevant. Europe is made up of countries vastly differing in almost every regard, including for example the Balkans. I would have been far less surprised if I had moved to Hungary instead of a major US city. Is it somehow more appropriate to compare the US to Hungary instead of Germany? If so, then that is very surprising to me, too.
- p3rls 2y agoUh wrong-- we aspire to be like Hungary-- that is to say with enough hard work and deportations maybe one day we can reach comparable levels of civilization as our Magyar overlords but it is far from certain.