That's not true at all though, plenty of non-anglos in the early history of the US.
They wanted to be like the USA
Cooper Jackson
Noah Baker
There were many English and Irish there and they fucking hated each other. This is just a short time after Cromwell tried to genocide every last Irishman
Ayden Cruz
>They wanted to be like the USA
No, it was never the project.
At first it should had been an economical union like NAFTA, but all changed in 1992 with the Maastricht union and it's since this date that it's shit. The entry of Eastern Germany was also a big mistake because it added 20 million people to Germany and that was the first step to an extension to the East.
And like you said, it cannot works because we are not the same. It's like if you united Israel with Iran and with Saudi Arabia because they are all in the Middle East, it wouldn't work.
Wyatt Jenkins
>They wanted to be like the USA
Definitely not.
Benjamin Price
B-b-but that's what I said ;_;
Kevin Cox
They will unite under their shared Muslim beliefs
Brody Murphy
Nation building takes time. Especially if it happens through peaceful cooperation and not through war.
Over time, EU will consolidate more and more power until it will become a proper nation
Oliver Adams
That map is misleading because most of those areas where Germans are at a high density are empty
John Walker
>greater chicago area
>empty
Oliver Miller
Europe is formed by what it's not. We are not the new world or Africa. Only the eastern border is somewhat vague. Although I personally support Putin that it should be Vladivostok.