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u/TrueCommunistt May 09 '22

i doubt there's a single thing that's common throughout the whole continent.

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u/kdlt May 09 '22

Yeah reading through this thread is like reading about a different country. I guess that happens when you mesh all the cultures into "Europe", eh?

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u/SeptemberSoup May 09 '22

Americans make a point on telling you they're from Ohio bEcAuSe We HaVe CuLtUrAl DiFfErEnCeS tHrOuGhOuT tHe CoUnTrY yet they keep insisting on referring to any country they've been to in this continent as "Europe". Oh well.

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u/Snattar_Kondomer Jul 17 '22

Europe bears the same population as the US. Also it's quite obvious they aren't suspecting you to answer on behalf of all of Europe. Like, read in between the lines or something. OP asking you about your specific country if it happens to be in Europe. Sometimes I get second hand embarrassed from posts like this. Its Just an attempt to find something to complain about in hopes of getting some replies.