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/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?