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Pretty good map, there are countries like Belgium, Switzerland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, that are barely nations.

I would put Netherlands in Central Europe, and Belgium split in between Central and West. And Cyprus should be half green (if not all).

Europeans is like saying Middle Easterners, too broad, covering Moldovans, Albanians, Norwegians, Spaniards, Russians, Polish and more. You wouldn’t group Israelis, Turks, Iranians, or Arabs together to describe common behaviors.

The divide between Europe and the U.S. today is largely fueled by opposition to Trump specifically, or, more generally, to anyone prioritizing their own nation, since whatever is considered 'good' is automatically labeled 'evil'. This mirrors the kind of propaganda seen within the U.S. itself (like the No-King protests), amplified by issues like Greenland and tariffs, which add extra fuel to the fire. As for the general stigma against Americans, I think it’s mostly shaped by the media people have grown up with. Shows like The Simpsons, Family Guy, and Futurama rarely portray their main characters as particularly smart, which influences perception. It’s similar to what happened with Italians after The Godfather, the movie exposed certain truths, skewing how people view an entire nation, even though many other countries have far higher crime rates.

It would be a disaster if the UK falls, it has 225 nuclear warheads. The USA should declare war immediately if the UK falls, it can not be an islamic nation for USA national security, no self determination when that means Islam in Europe.

@Eric Davis Reciprocity in immigration, that is what is important. There is no trade and enrichment if only one side buys.

A Marxist beard?

@Red Logan sorry Ayatollah beard