>>8078590Beautiful.
I miss the U.S.
Europe is so over rated. Been here for 10+ years and it sucks. Everything is expensive, difficult and people are just down right unfriendly (for the most part).
I hate Europe with a passion, and when I leave I will NEVER return. I've been to the U.K., Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany etc. and they have all sucked.
The U.K. is OK but just barely. The government there are "complete and utter nonce's" as the Brits would say. You think the cops in the U.S. are on a power trip? Just WAIT until you meet a British cop... Literal gestapo wanna-be's.
The Norwegian / Swedish cops are pretty chill, so are the German ones.
Paris is trash, it was wonderful in the 50's, 60's and started a slow decline in the 70's and 80's and went completely belly up in the 2000's. (This is according to some French friends.)
With all the problems the U.S. has, there's no where better.
The only thing that really needs work is health care. It's insane. But still better than the socialized medicine in Europe.
Why? Well...
A) Taxes here is in the 40% range.
B) There's a long line to get anything done. Need an X-Ray? 3 months!
C) Immigrants clog the system up severely.
So sure, it's "free" (if you don't take into account the astronomical taxes you pay) but it takes forever for a simple x-ray.
Over the past five years, over 900 people have died because of the incompetence in the country I'm stuck in.
I am moving back to the U.S. next year if everything goes to plan.
I'm from Georgia, sure it's not perfect (especially Atlanta) but the place I'm from (Warner Robins) was pretty chill. Got everything I need within a 15 minute drive.
Don't mind me, just angry at my current life situation and the area I'm in. Europe is gorgeous in movies, like most things in movies it's unrealistic.
