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WHY AMERICANS DON'T BOTHER LEARNING EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY EXPLAINED IN ONE IMAGE
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We have enough geography of our own to worry about.
:usa/euro:
That's not even including our biggest state, Alaska, which is more than twice as large as Texas and Texas is the size of France.
So, I'll take a geography test over Europe and take shit for not doing well on it as soon as you ace one on American geography.
Deal?
Here's our States and population centers if you need a study guide.
:mapofus:
Also if you're wondering if this thread is just another American excuse to be a douche and show off, the answers is yes, yes it is.
Quoting: Merit Yes, the U.K. is about half the size of the state I live in. There is a certain euro arrogance. If America was a tiny country people would would know different languages and cultures. Just like the Europeans. The U.K has around 1/5 the population of the U.S, so around 10 states worth of people, space isn't the measure, people are. Ya'll are too crowded. An acquaintance of mine from England who is 30, told me that some animals have gone extinct or become endangered during his lifetime because of the ever increasing population (due to immigration) intrusion into the animal habitat. The US immigration problem is massive, so I hope something will be done about it soon.
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