Comments by "Automation" (@automation7295) on "American Reacts to How Do The United States u0026 Europe Compare?" video.

  1. ​ @KeesBoons  Europe experienced lot of droughts in 2022 and 2023. It's funny how Ian say he like it sunny every day, just wait then the US start experiencing droughts.
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  2. I'm sure age have nothing that. I'm sure some or a lot of 16 year olds can shift with manual gears.
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  3.  @Apollorion  God doesn't exist, he's just a fictional character that religious people believe.
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  4.  @anniehope8651  That's probably why lot of Americans, including the US presidents say 'God bless America' during every speech.
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  5. Yes Turkey is mostly in Asia, but the country is also partially in Europe. "We in Western Europe neither die nor go bankrupt when we get a serious health problem" What if people don't wanna live anymore?
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  6. Yeah I'm glad that Europe doesn't get sun every day like in the US. Sun every day is also bad for the ground and plants, assuming its doesn't rain for week. Europe experienced lot of droughts recently in 2022 and 2023.
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  7. ​ @Phiyedough  Yeah sunny days can indeed be a disadvantage for constructing roofs and other outdoor activities. Ian doesn't seem to get that lot of sunny days can be dangerous not just for human, but for the environment and animals. Constant sunny days may cause droughts, if no rain occurs for weeks and month. I'm sure that Ian would complain if his state of Illinois start experiencing droughts, like Europe experienced lot of droughts in 2022 and 2023
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  8.  @Misterjingle  Yes there is such thing as too much sun, some people don't like sunny days. I guess you're also the type of person love droughts and wildfires? Constant sunny days may cause droughts, if no rain occurs for weeks and month.
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  9. More rain is actually better for the ground and plants than dry weather 24/7.
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  10.  @meteerbil2078  If Sweden get hot every day, you would complain about the heat as well. Did people forget that Europe experience lot of droughts in 2022 and 2023?
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  11.  @willp.8120  How am I being ridiculous? Look I know it rains in USA too, but in states California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico are almost always sunny daily and gets less rain because these states are deserts.
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  12. ​ @meteerbil2078  Do you also say "whatever" to people when they wish you a marry Christmas or a happy new year? You might hate winter, but some people love winter. I'd much rather be outside in the cold than being hot and sweaty. If you also like the darkness and coldness, then you can always travel like most Scandinavians do.
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  13.  @meteerbil2078  Also want those droughts have to be with climate change? I'm sure droughts even happened a lot during the dinosaur age long before humans existed.
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  14. Yeah I can't live with that shit. I'd rather 320 days of rain or cloudy than 320 days of sun.
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  15. What Ian doesn't seem to get that lot of sunny days can be dangerous not just for human, but for the environment and animals. Constant sunny days may cause droughts, if no rain occurs for weeks and month. I'm sure that Ian would complain if his state of Illinois start experiencing droughts, like Europe experienced lot of droughts in 2022 and 2023
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  16.  @RBernsCarter  I guess that think having parents teaching people how to drive on public roads makes sense?
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  17.  @RBernsCarter  For the US, driving at 16 makes sense. But in Europe, driving at 17 or 18 make more sense. Also driving schools in the US aren't as strict, that also explains why many US drivers lack of awareness and usually don't pull over for emergency vehicles.
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