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BMW behaviour is perfectly representative of the EU mentality. As is your comment. It is basically “someone else should do this properly and I will take the be
by mosura 2mo ago
BMW behaviour is perfectly representative of the EU mentality.
As is your comment. It is basically “someone else should do this properly and I will take the benefits” but not actually willing to put up the hard bit themselves.
- inigyou 2mo agoI'm talking about the government of the EU. You seem to be talking about all the countries and the people in the countries.
- mosura 2mo agoYou need to parse the word mentality in context. The root problem here is the EU is culturally broken, and until some grand disaster will simply decline ever further with everyone involved wondering why no one else is doing anything about it.
- inigyou 2mo agoWhy don't we export some better culture to Europe then? That would be a good place and now would be a good time for Americans to flee to.
- mosura 2mo agoYou couldn’t epitomize the problem more if you tried.
- throw-the-towel 2mo agoTake up the White Man's burden— Send forth the best ye breed— Go bind your sons to exile To serve your captives' need; To wait in heavy harness On fluttered folk and wild— Your new-caught sullen peoples, Half devil and half child. </sarcasm>
- filoleg 2mo ago> Why don't we export some better culture to Europe then? Because there is way more impact potential of doing so from within the US than from Europe. Also, because moving to another country with the primary intent to "export culture" is not something (I suspect) most people are interested in (I know I am not). Overall, it feels like a weird proposal. And I expect most of the residents of those countries to treat you with both suspicion and bewilderment, if you told them that this was your reason for moving to their country (and rightfully so, in my opinion).