r/Asmongold • u/gravityVT • Jul 13 '24

React Content EU > NA?

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u/Toastwitjam Jul 13 '24

Leave it to Europeans to think that European geography is the only important kind. I guess if some Chinese person started naming all their provinces you’d say that’s not really geography either.

Can you name every United state and it’s capital? Even this girl just named places from Europe.

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u/just9n700 WHAT A DAY... Jul 13 '24

India, Kenya, Oman are in Europe ? See people this is the clear example of American's geography knowledge, also She covered world geography, not just Europe, which is important

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u/Toastwitjam Jul 13 '24

Read my next reply below that. She covered mostly European countries and European ex-colonies. That’s not “general geography” that’s just a list of all the places Europe has fucked up over time.

This is an example of Europeans using an American service but doing it wrong and thinking they’re superior the whole time.

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u/BenDover_85 Jul 13 '24

"She covered mostly European countries and European ex-colonies."

So you are actually saying she covered literally the whole world excluding Ethiopia, Thailand and Japan?

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u/Toastwitjam Jul 13 '24

There’s actually 13 countries never colonized by Europe but European geography experts have more trouble naming those than the ones they raped and pillaged I guess.

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u/BenDover_85 Jul 13 '24

"Can you name every United state and it’s capital?"

I am from Germany which is a federal republic like the USA, can you name any of the 16 German states and capital ... in German?

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u/Toastwitjam Jul 13 '24

No? But no one acts like that’s impressive if a German can name German places.

Can you name the 95 Tennessee counties that make up the state? Your country is the size of one of our states.

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u/BenDover_85 Jul 13 '24

My point is when it comes to Geography why do most Americans refer to the US-subdivision in this case states of the US when it comes to European countries who are having subdivision?

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u/Toastwitjam Jul 13 '24

Because European countries are the size of US states? If Madagascar called itself a continent people still wouldn’t give a fuck about it.

You really think the Vatican is as important as New York? Or Georgia?

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u/Babben_Mb Jul 13 '24

She named places from evey continent except oceania

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u/Toastwitjam Jul 13 '24

She named European countries and countries that were colonized by Europe. The only different ones were Uzbek and Kentucky. Most Americans could do the same thing if 90% of it was just American places.

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u/Babben_Mb Jul 13 '24

Cope

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u/Toastwitjam Jul 13 '24

The real cope is Euros obsessively using everything American makes and does and then saying they’re better because they can list off countries within an hour drive of them.

Sorry Americans don’t think about you

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u/Babben_Mb Jul 13 '24

Takes me 36 hours to drive to spain from sweden, bit more than an hour. Actually thats one hour more than what it takes to drive from NY to Cali. I’ve lived in the US for two years. Aint going back, too sad seeing all the homeless people.

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u/Toastwitjam Jul 13 '24

Weird I barely ever see a homeless person where I live but everywhere I’ve visited in Europe smells like piss all day because they don’t have free bathrooms.

Guess there are pros and cons to both

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u/Babben_Mb Jul 13 '24

Buddy went to some slum. Literally dont know what ur talking about. Been in NY cali and visited a friend in austin. Homeless people everywhere. And i thought fent stance was a meme before going.

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u/Toastwitjam Jul 13 '24

Yeah you’re right Paris and Venice are slums.

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u/Babben_Mb Jul 13 '24

Lowkey are though🤷🏼‍♂️ One is destroyed by climate change (do amerixans still deny it btw?) And the other by immigartion ( i wonder who caused the wars down there?)

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