Great episode! For me being civilized is how we treat each other, whether old or young, no matter what color, no matter whether rich or poor, no matter whether indigenous or immigrant, healthy or informed.

@jgurrutxaga

9 ай бұрын

How we treat to each other... and to our environment, I would add. This includes the nature, the living creatures, the legacy of our ancestors (material and inmaterial) and our towns and cities.

@alarico4040

9 ай бұрын

​@@jgurrutxaga, totalmente. Sin anterior no existe siguiente. Sin medio no hay lugar.

@faytstrife5782

8 ай бұрын

You really mean how you treat other white people.

Excellent video. Excellent comments. I've lived in various provinces of Spain for 22 years and I'm very happy. In those provinces there were many differences but, as a country, I have found the people very helpful, welcoming and tolerant of the many nationalities that have made it their home. Gracias España 😊

I like to think of it more simple terms. In the US, it's "I need it now". In Europe it's "We need it now". The US culture tends to emphasise individualism, valuing personal achievement, independence, and self-expression. European culture often leans more towards collectivism, emphasising community, social cohesion, and shared values. I know where I'd prefer to live 😉 You made the right choice Antoanetta

@CarlosGarcia-gs1wd

9 ай бұрын

I share your comment, American individualism offered many opportunities when America was a virgin territory, everyone could achieve their goals, today this is no longer the case, because your goals no longer depend only on your abilities, the economic level of the community greatly influences family where you come from, that is why in the USA the state should intervene more to equalize the starting positions and also to ensure a minimum for the most disadvantaged, this would limit the ultra-competitiveness that exists in American society and that the population could take life more calmly

@nunoferreiramendes5432

8 ай бұрын

You are spot on. That’s the European problem. The ones who fight for a better life, are stollen in crazy taxes for the lazy ones. No matter how you try in this system, it will never work. Ask to any spanish hard worker. And he will tell you what “collectivism is”.

@afroabroad

6 ай бұрын

We might need to change the "we" in Europe to "white people" because if you don't fit the right mode you aren't a part of we.

ANTOANETTA, te queda mucho que aprender. La primera globalización fue española. Shakespeare leía a Cervantes y no al revés. Te dejo una pequeña muestra: 1.º Juan Gilabert Jofré. Primer centro psiquiátrico 2.º Juanelo Turriano, un canal hasta Toledo 3.º Domingo de Soto, precursor de Galileo 4.º Alonso de Santa Cruz y la variación magnética 5.º Herrera, el gran arquitecto del siglo XVI 6.º Miguel Servet, un aragonés en Ginebra 7.º Lastanosa, «maquinario» e inventor 8.º Nicolás Monardes, pionero en botánica 9.º Los 50 inventos de Ayanz y Beaumont. La primera maquina a vapor ( 1 siglo antes que los ingleses, el primer traje de buzo. 10.º Hugo de Omarique y el elogio de Newton 11.º Celestino Mutis: la corteza jesuita 12.º Jorge Juan: el hombre que midió la tierra 13.º Antonio de Ulloa: el descubridor del platino 14.º Félix de Azara, fundamental para Darwin y al que nombra en sus libros. 15.º Andrés Manuel del Río. El descubridor español del vanadio 16.º José Luis Casaseca y Silván. Descubridor de la «thenardita» 17.º Los hermanos Fausto y Juan José Elhuyar El wolframio, un metal escaso 18.º Javier Balmis y Berenguer. Una expedición que cambió el mundo 19.º Agustín de Betancourt. El ingenio que planificó San Petersburgo 20.º Jaume Ferrán i Clua. La contribución a la lucha contra el cólera 21.º Ramón Silvestre Verea. Una calculadora revolucionaria 22.º Pagés Miravé, el inventor de la epidural 23.º Leonardo Torres Quevedo. El mejor dirigible de su tiempo era español 24.º El submarino de Peral ( torpedero y eléctrico, el primero ) 25.º Angela Ruiz Robles. El primer libro electrónico 26.º Rafael Suñén. El inventor del petróleo sintético 27.º Herrera Linares: el primer traje espacial 28.º Mónico Sánchez. Primer aparato de rayos X portátil 29.º Juan de la Cierva. Inventor del autogiro, precursor del helicóptero 30.º Antolí Candela. Cirugía pionera del oído 31.º Francisco de Vitoria, padre del derecho internacional de gentes 32.º El Real de a Ocho, la primera moneda global. Conocido también como dólar español, fue una moneda oficial de los Estados Unidos y fue utilizado como moneda de curso legal hasta 1857. De hecho, previamente, en 1693, el Gobierno de Nueva York regula el valor de cambio de los reales de a ocho al ser la pieza más utilizada en la ciudad. Años después, en 1704, la reina Ana de Inglaterra establece el real de a ocho como la unidad monetaria oficial de sus colonias. En 1728 nace el nuevo real de a ocho español y en 1775 se produce la primera emisión del "Spanish dolar" en las colonias inglesas de América, respaldada por el real español. En 1792 nace el primer dólar propio de Estados Unidos. La influencia del Real de a Ocho también se puede ver en la denominación de la moneda estadounidense, que todavía se conoce como el "dólar". Et., etc. etc.

@jmgf6006

9 ай бұрын

Dirigido a un público mayoritariamente es normal que hable de figuras reconocidas por ellos, sea o no sea justo, y tampoco es excluyente.

@rafaelacevedo5605

9 ай бұрын

@@jmgf6006 Lo único claro, es que el mundo anglo se ha encargado de anotarse méritos que habían sido logrados con anterioridad por españoles, son muchísimos los casos. Todo ello, entra dentro de la llamada leyenda negra antiespañola que como sabrás, fue publicitada ampliamente por ellos. Enseñaban que Francis Drake, fue el primer hombre en circunnavegar la tierra, cuando es sabido que el primer hombre en hacerlo, fue el español Juan Sebastián Elcano que navegaba en la expedición de Magallanes, unos 60 años antes. O adjudican a un ingles el invento de la máquina de vapor, cuando en realidad, el invento corresponde a Jerónimo de Ayanz, un siglo antes. Y así infinidad de cosas. No hay que olvidar que la hegemonía durante siglos la ostentaba el Imperio Español, por lo que nos consideraban sus mayores enemigos.

@Lacteagalaxia

9 ай бұрын

Miguel Servet añadiria adelantandose a William Harvey 1 siglo y primer occidental que demostro la circulacion de la sangre ( pulmonar); saludos

@albertomartin7576

9 ай бұрын

Solo con la evolución de las especies ya le quitas el cambio fundamental en la visión que la humanidad tiene de su mismo.

@AlanReid-mt9kk

6 ай бұрын

​@@rafaelacevedo5605 I beg your pardon. James Watt was Scottish, not English,and he invented the first efficient, usable steam engine 😂

Thanks Antoanetta from Aracena. I really like Your content. I think civilisation has two facets. The one is the overall concept of a culture, in this way the US are still very young and dont't have a civilisation of its own. It is just a part of the western civilisation, which has its roots in ancient greece. The founders of the US have made very clear, from where they got their ideas, on which they built the state. The other side is a personal one. It depends on the education one has gotten in the youth. So, You can't judge people just from their birth place, whether they embody with their personal habits and knowlegde a person of western civilisation. Spoken from personal experience I say, that it is easier to find people in Europe being well educated in those western civilisation habits. It gives a bit more of a solid foundation. In the US are more people without that foundation. That leads to the effect, that there are often many new crazy ideas, in which people believe for some years, before they fade out and something new comes up. Fortunately we don't import everything from the US. There are some fast food restaurants in the big cities in Spain, but more or less we eat traditionally here. It is just healthier.

The US is officially 247 years old and there are huge differences between a continent called Europe with thousands of years of history and one country with less than 300 years behind it..Me as an American of Euro Descent , I assume many parts of Europe are much better than crazy North America at this moment in time ,especially in the Mediterranean Countries .. The US is in a Semi 3rd World State of mind in the cities and with border invasion issues ..

@faytstrife5782

8 ай бұрын

GO to Europe as a non white American. You'll see that on average euros are the same bullshit as white Americans. Except they deflect and are in complete denial about racism. And they are much more open in being racist whether its in job markets, racist remarks, micro aggressions. Or straight up racist remarks the fact is they don't care.

@afroabroad

6 ай бұрын

Just go to Europe as a non white person. It will change your mind especially if you call people out on racist bs.

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

Everytime I hear someone say the USA is young I have to laugh. The history of the USA is a shared history with Europe and the world. It isn't like an American Adam and Eve were born in the land and the people and culture sprang up from that.

What can I say ? Your videos are getting better ; they have more scope , more compassion & greater complexity. The last video I watched was about people becoming increasingly isolated & disconnected from each other and about the human need we have to share & be a part of a community. Thank you for this video about ; what does it mean to be civilized. I appreciate all your hard work . Steven

Thanks for showing us those beautiful places. Keep living the dream❤

Great work. Really enjoying the content!

In Europe we have civilized ourselves by force throughout history, we have been invading, fighting, killing, with all our neighbors, yesterday's enemies, today's partners, but tomorrow? We'll see...let's enjoy this time of peace with wars at our doors, both in the east and in the south...in Africa...it's the law of life, we have never settled for what we have... ..greetings

I enjoy your videos. The camera loves your face. I'm happy living in Los Angeles, I have a good career, and wouldn't want to start over in a new country. I'm a fairly fluent Spanish speaker and would enjoy living somewhere where I wouldn't need a car. It appears to me that European nations care about their citizenry. It seems like there are so many more opportunities to be social in Spain. Good food and drink are just a great way to meet up with friends.

Great video Antoanetta! We love Spain 🇪🇸 we like to move to Spain and love to chat with you about it! ❤❤ Zoe and Ramon

I realized that you like to film videos in the gardens of Valencia. Otherwise, I haven't seen any of them filmed in gardens such as Vivers or Monforte. I recommend you garden of Monforte. It's worthy for your esthetic. Nice videos. Greetings of one valencian follower😊

Great video!!

A well balanced and educated view!

Good video 📷 and good commentary.

Fantastic video ! I just recently started to follow you and love your content. my husband and I are thinking on retiring in Valencia, hope to connect with you soon.

I have to admit that you are clearly intelligent, interesting AND charming.its a pleasure watching your vids and enjoying your voice. Best wishes to you m'dear.

I think the great importance of what is happening in Europe is that many countries that have always been at war internally or with the other countries of Europe itself, enjoy the inherent benefits of cooperating with each other and not trying to destroy each other every half hour. There is still a long way to go... but how easy it is to get used to peace, although we have to be aware that this means strengthening ourselves in case we have to face a war, even if it is from the unity of Europe.

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

Yeah, and who is the first people they turn to when war erupts? The USA. How many times has the USA answered the call? How many American boys died for peace in Europe. Why? Because the overwhelming majority of them have an ancestral link to Europe.

Esto parece un vídeo promocional de la ciudad de Valencia, también te ha faltado nombrar a Miguel de Cervantes (el autor del Quijote), sabes que el la primera novela escrita en la historia? Y a la vez después de la Biblia el libro más editado?

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 The answer is yes!! you are right!!

@ericktwelve11

9 ай бұрын

WHICH Europeans you're talking about?? Because French, British, Dutch,.Ukrainians are not civilized

Seems like europe is a place meant for the people themselves. Instead of a place only meant to serve businesses.

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

It is like that too in the USA if you get beyond the city.

As a Londoner; you're never going to beat OLD WORLD CHARM...

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

Nothing old world about London. It ain't even English anymore.

The term "civilization" has its origins in the Latin word "civilis," which means "relating to citizens." In other words it comes from city. There is no civilisation without cities. Therefore if you want to talk about civilisation in America you need to talk about cities in America. Don’t conflate cultural production, which America is dominant, with civilisation. Culture is fungible. Civilisations aren’t that’s why they usually perish before being able to transform themselves. Life is lived differently in the US not only because the economic system is different but I’d say even more fundamental to that is that cities are radically different. To start with (by and large I must say) they are designed around the car. Just imagine what would happen in the vast majority of cities in the US if all cars suddenly disappeared. Can a civilised life be lived in such conditions? And all the innovations that you talk about are fine but they can be absorbed, refined, and improved everywhere. Nobody cares that the steam engine was developed in Britain and Britain’s culture is only marginally defined by it. But you know what is more difficult to replicate? A cathedral, a building, an aqueduct, a park, a plaza, Cambridge, etc.

@salvador9369

9 ай бұрын

In my opinion, the different American of US VS European cities is by the culture type and the education type in those cultures. In the end all is spining around the culture. The type of the cities, the mentality, the life ritm, the architecture, the education (values, ethic, ...), how to socializate, tolerancy, respect, etc. Regards.

@arnodobler1096

9 ай бұрын

Civilization has something to do with society and living together, not with cities.

@Garcwyn

9 ай бұрын

@@arnodobler1096 society and living together can only be done in cities. That’s why we don’t refer to nomad tribes as civilisation. And that’s why hellhole cities like Mogadiscio can hardly sustain a civilisation. They still have a society and people living together but I wouldn’t qualify living there as civilised

@arnodobler1096

9 ай бұрын

@@Garcwyn ONE city does not make a civilization! Ancient Egypt wasn't just a city either. Tell your fellow nationals that they are uncivilized since they live in the countryside with less crime where they take care of each other. Tell me how that went!

@Garcwyn

9 ай бұрын

@@arnodobler1096 civilisation needs cities but not all civilised people live in cities. For example, I consider myself highly civilised and yet I happen to be in Detroit atm

Yes

Not Antoanetta using some scenes in "Midnight in Paris" movie in your video.😂😂😂😂.I love that movie.Can you please make a video about what jobs and careers one can have in Spain.Some of us want to migrate.

@timschmitt7550

9 ай бұрын

The short answer is: there are hardly any jobs and careers in Spain. You got to first earn your $ in evil capitalist USA and then come to Spain to enjoy the sun and the tapas (and thereby drive up the housing prices to levels that are unaffordable to the locals). That's how it is done.

I've watched hours of videos from bloggers...walking the streets, shopping, enjoying parks, architecture, people...from dozens of European cities & towns... And..Yes..the quality of daily life, the ability to enjoy the streets, parks, dining...etc... America has been consumed with money..good & bad. Consumerism and it's trappings. **Moscow..Look at the infrastructure...beautiful city and happy people. (I've got to stop here...I could type for an hour!)

@vervideosgiros1156

9 ай бұрын

Russia isn't the best country to make comparations with and, even though there is a supposed folkloric rivalry between the USA and Rusdia, they have way more in common than the whole Europe (with all the so different cultures) with Russia or the USA!

Having moved from LA to Valencia myself I can relate to your experience but I wonder if you could contrast the two vs the European experience in Sofia.

Tuna looks goooood

You can't buy good manners

Hello antonetta

I have more of the impression that Europeans are more socially and culturally mature than Americans, obviously because of its long long historical existence.

@ClarkeAsimov

9 ай бұрын

Also the US is barely 250 years old. How was Europe when it was America’s age?

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

That doesn't make sense. You act as if Americans sprung up out of the ground and weren't an extension of mostly European history. Also, what do you mean by Europe? The Europe of today wasn't the Europe of the medieval period. It wasn't the Europe of the classical period. Civilizations in Europe have come and gone. America was founded by Europeans who brought their knowledge to the new land. It didn't pop out of Zeus' head.

It depends a lot what one means by civilised. For example, most scientific and technological advancements of the last 70 years or so comes from the United States. Just look at the statistics of Nobel prices since WW2.

@salvador9369

9 ай бұрын

Because Europe was devastated by those wars precisely and many European scientists and tecnologies escaped to USA. Regards.

@timschmitt7550

9 ай бұрын

@@salvador9369 Well that is the case for 1950s and 1960s maybe, but those emigrated scientists are long dead. Still the USA is by far leading scientifically and technologically.

@timschmitt7550

9 ай бұрын

@@salvador9369 ps: Spain is one of the Western nations with fewest Nobel prices per capita.

@anathompson4717

9 ай бұрын

Most Nobel price winners are Jewish. Nobel himself was Jewish.

@jmgf6006

9 ай бұрын

Yes, it is true. It depends a lot what on means. For example, we have few Nobel prices, but we live nearly 10 years more. Is it due to civilitation? Or only is it luck

Yes we are

Hola! To the girl at 5:44

In a word NO!!! Europeans-Americans--that's too broad a brush stroke!!!!! There's enough crudeness on both sides of the pond.

Yeeees!!!!

Your speaking FACTS!!! Nothing false about you say… aas long you read & do research! Lol be my Spanish teacher poor favor !!

YES THEY ARE!!!!!!!

EUROPA, ES MÁS CIVILIZADO, EN CULTURA,HISTORIA, GASTRONOMIA,SABER ESTAR, EN TODO, TODO!!!!🇪🇸🇪🇺

I prefer my USA 🇺🇸 Does still people in Europe ?? Last time I was there is not even playgrounds. Because is not kids

Thank you NASA for broadcasting the solar eclipse throughout the world!!

by far

I think we are different but not more civilized. Lol, we screwed it in the entire world several times.

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

And how many times has the USA answered the call to bring peace to Europe? How many young American men (mostly of European descent) fought and died?

Antoanetta, I think being a civilized country is embedded in the historical values, aspirations and accomplishments of a country. There’s always going to be discrepancies among those three. It’s difficult to make a comparison between Europe and America as one was birthed by the other and, in effect, is a further iteration or expression of the other. Historically, the Greek and Roman empires were among the most civilized, but Rome, in particular, conquered kingdoms that were quite barbaric, including England. The Nordic countries were considered extremely barbaric and created a huge scope of trade, including slave trade, and ended up civilizing themselves through their integration into their conquered societies and embracing Christianity. Ultimately one folds into the other. Europe developed colonialism by which they exploited the natural resources and humans that populated a claimed land or nation and the people or chattel that they brought. In the example of the US and Canada Europe, in particular Great Britain, France, Spain, and The Netherlands, used these countries as their banks and also allowed for their privatization, using the dehumanization and brutalization of other humans as their basis of creating more wealth than any nations had ever seen and upon which they built their modern societies and cultures. Fast forward and this business model continued and still to a certain extent exists today. and the exploitation definitely continues, all the while the environment and climate deteriorating around us at an alarming rate. Even countries, territories disappearing with animals, flora and humans needing to escape or perish. All the while people elsewhere enjoying their pain au chocolat, steak tartare, and cultural tour. Go ahead and compare fat Americans eating Big Macs with Northerm Europeans breaking away to Paris or London or buying a condo in hip Valencia. Overall, regardless of who wins, your question comes off as curiously irrelevant, pedantic and self-serving. Oh! And, don’t look up.

@mdmvs4620

9 ай бұрын

I don’t how this can even be a comparison from Eurocentric history to any country. Sorry, the question is presented with seeming tone of elitism.

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

"Quite barbaric" You know nothing of history. The Gauls for example were not barbarians. They were called barbarians because Greeks and Romans were arrogant and wanted to distinguish themselves from the other tribes. Classic "us vs them" machiavellianism.

Hi: I've lived a life practically everywhere, and became a widower in turbulent Argentina, where I was born, in 2017. In 2021 I resettled to Coimbra, in Portugal. I selected this city after much study. On the internet from Numbeo, you can compare the Quality Of Life between two cities. Every country / city in North/ Latin America lacks this QOL. USA wants to obtain results by force. Yes, no history. Lawless was the origin. Coimbra has a more than 2200 years history. Celtic tribes, Romans, Muslims, crusaders, kings... And since 1974 no hatred, peaceful life, nearly no police (opposed to Germany and the US). Not every European is more civilized than a Northamerican. But most USA citizens are so convinced of being better, that they call themselves "Americans"

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

"But most USA citizens are so convinced of being better," You're not American and have no right to say that. You don't know what goes on in our minds. We call ourselves American because america is in the name of our country. The United States of America. Just like there's the EU, despite the fact that no every European country is within the EU. Think before you speak.

Love you nail color

@Juanfernandez-sm8jl

9 ай бұрын

She show us the moon and you just look to her nails!!??🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

No. Everyone in this world has their bad apples. Every single country. I’ve lived in the EU and US long enough to know that humans, no matter where they come from, are either bad, good, sane, or insane. Just depends on who and what they choose to be. Being “civilized” is also highly subjective.

@vervideosgiros1156

9 ай бұрын

Probably Antonieta is thinking about not having some wacko shooting left and right!

@wanderingwarrior5626

9 ай бұрын

In America, it's the gang mentality, fake toughness, intimidation in numbers, whereas other countries, just one or two lone individuals acting independently. So, big difference!

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

@@wanderingwarrior5626None of what you said makes any sense.

"Civilization" matches exactly to the land that Romans achieved. Out of these territories, there is Barbarism, not civilization. Just have a look to the british crowds spending their holidays in Benidorm or Magalluf to understand what "barbarism" means. Using olive oil is also another fact to detect where there is civilization or barbarism

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

If a state or nation has a culture, or cultures, cities, great works and philosophy, medicine then they are civilized. I'm still not sure how people think they're more civilized because their ancestors created things. You can't have pride in something you had no part in making. You can revered your ancestors and keep on with traditions, but you are not more civilized because you live near the colosseum.

One example of being civilized is not being Muslim. There are many places in the US that are totally uncivilized. Detroit is one example.

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

Detroit is a sad case. It was once a wonderful place. They still have ruins from the riots. Italy has pompei, we have detroit. :D

What about drug testing for jobs? Is it as rampant in Europe as it is in the US?

The reason for Europe (and also most of the "old world" btw.) being more civilized is less the result of european merits than of the direction in which the U.S. developed. Civilization is first and foremost leaving the "law of the jungle" behind in order to build something better and more oganized. Something that benefits the weak just like the strong instead of a "winner takes all" mentality. So what makes the U.S. less civilized, is mainly being an extremely competitive society. Another reason is, that Europe was shaped by aristocrats, while the U.S. were shaped by opportunists. If the town, you're responsible for and that might also have your family name, looks like crap, you'd be ashamed. You're aware of your obligations towards your ancestors and future generations. So what you want to leave behind should be made of quality and outlast you. The opportunist's focus is on climbing stairs, made of short term profit. He just sees the present and near future. And the past is only there to brag about how far he had come. And what are starving people in a town, run by opportunists? Well, they're the problem of those starving losers. In a town, run by an aristocrat, they're a mark of shame on the aristocrat's reputation, revealing either his lacking competence or his lacking sense of duty.

@afroabroad

6 ай бұрын

This is someone who hasn't spent much time in the old world.

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

Competition breeds greatness.

Why the fish and meat is so raw? I’m afraid that if I ever visit Europe, I will just eat rice and salads 😵‍💫

@arnodobler1096

9 ай бұрын

Order it through if you like the meat fish dry! But the locals know what they are doing.

Who or where is not more civilized than The USA?

YES, EVERYONE IS MORE CIVILIZED THAN AMERICANS 😂

@wanderingwarrior5626

9 ай бұрын

Pretty much, except, maybe, the Taliban😊

@timschmitt7550

9 ай бұрын

Written on your iphone on google's youtube? Or on your Microsoft PC?

@arnodobler1096

9 ай бұрын

​@@timschmitt7550What was bought together outside of the USA: Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, the machines for producing the chips come from NL and DE.🤔

@timschmitt7550

9 ай бұрын

@@arnodobler1096 Indeed, there are a few other countries like Taiwan and the Netherlands which also have a share (very small compared to the USA) in the high tech economy. Spain is not among them of course.

@arnodobler1096

9 ай бұрын

@@timschmitt7550 But they produce it themselves. Germany exports more to the US and vice versa.

The indigenous Europeans are are more civilized, but the new ones are most definitely not

@arnodobler1096

9 ай бұрын

🐵 Indigenous Europeans is almost a contradiction in terms. learn history!

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

@@arnodobler1096 You can't say they weren't indigenous, just because the leading narrative suggests we came out of Africa and that we're apes.

I mean, if your favorite activities are sitting in offices and being bored, then you will love America. Otherwise...

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

That isn't all America is.

Haha, just look at the history of the 20th century to see how civilized Europe is/was. The term doesn't really apply on either side of the pond...

CaToRi 😂😂😂

not

@arnodobler1096

9 ай бұрын

Source? Believe me

Yes, Spaniards are more civilized. It's obvious by the way drivers respect fellow drivers and pedestrians. Pity we have a war going on 😮

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

Yet northern Europeans will point at Spaniards and call them lazy.

Europeans… Maybe North Europeans, but spanish are not for sure

Europe is the best why are you all coming here then you know its better

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

It is typical for a bunch of smaller nations to sh-t on the big one, even when that nation laid down the lives of their youth to protect the peace in Europe twice.

Life in usa I DONT LIKE

@The_Gallowglass

Ай бұрын

Then leave.

Haha. Pls lets don't sound like an uneducated American.. Europe is not 1 county. The lands are very different. You can not compare Sweden with Bulgria for example....

Yes and no

The USA is and always will be the greatest country on earth!!!

@immi2755

9 ай бұрын

It's now and just in some aspects. No civilization can be leading forever.

@Juanfernandez-sm8jl

9 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Similar to cancer to the rest of the world,, USA and War is the same thing,,,, last example U>kraine!!

@CarlosGarcia-gs1wd

9 ай бұрын

Only human stupidity is forever. America is a great country, but with many problems due, in my opinion, to the individualism of its society, which was good when America was a virgin territory and everyone could achieve their goals, but this individualism brought extreme capitalism and now the United States should have more community awareness, and establish policies that will end social inequality and offer equal opportunities again

@Nachito_07

8 ай бұрын

calm down dude. In history terms, the US exists on planet earth since half an hour ago...

I'm aghast that you would even ask that question. The USA is still stuck in the Middle Ages.

You’re exhausting.

Great video!