Comments by "Paul Aiello" (@paul1979uk2000) on "American Reacts to How Europe Changed These Americans' Perspective..." video.

  1. It's a lot more mixed in Europe whereas in the US, you get the impression rich, middle classes and poor are kinda gated off from each other, which causes a lot of problems when it comes to equality and poverty.
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  2. Business is business, if there were no rules and regulations, companies in the EU would treat Europeans just as bad as they do in the US, it's only that we have tougher rules to protect the public in Europe that changes that. The same can happen in the US or anywhere if the government actually did its job in protecting its citizens and not the rich elites and corporations like they do in the US.
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  3. The internet is opening peoples eyes, especially among the younger generation, the irony is, we are seeing that in the US with the young but also in the UK with the young and Brexit, which has created quite the divide in public views and why Brexiteers are getting worried about the public mood changing on Brexit against the Brexiteers.
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  4. True, it needs to be cheaper in the US because cars are needed whereas in Europe, cars are just nice to have but you can get by in most cases without one.
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  5. That's basically it, Europeans don't have a problem with smiling, but we do with fake smiling which comes across as creepy and weird, especially with strangers and as we know, it's fake.
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  6. I tend to find that any country that has to hype its self up in how good they are, tend to be less secure in themselves, or there is a lot of brainwashing going on to condition the ignorance in thinking that. The kind of conditioning you see in the US is high up there to countries like Russia, China and other like that, which begs the question, why does the system feel the need to do that if they truly are the best? Probably because they are not but they want the people to think that so they don't question the system, we see that a lot in the US, China, Russia and many countries like that and it works, it's usually designed to protect the power base at the top or the super elites, which the US does have a lot of issues when it comes to inequality and how too much wealth is ending up in so few hands.
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