>went on gmaps >jumped into random spot in Swedish medium and small sized town, took screenshot >jumped into random spot in US small sized town, took screenshot for the US medium sized town I had to search like a maniac to find any form of collective housing. 99% of the town was large, gorgeous homes and when I found collective housing it looked 1000x better than the Swedish one.
I tried to do this as fair as possible and Sweden still ended up looking like a commie hellscape compared to the US.
How come America looks so comfy and Europe looks like utter shit? Why don't we build our homes and collective housing like the Americans? What's stopping us?
is that a fucking coke vending machine? do americans really?
Charles Flores
>complaining about amenities this is why we can't have anything nice on this fucking continent
Dylan Johnson
I can't even stress enough how amazing small town America is. Despite it's problems (unemployment, opiates), small town USA is the last bastion of the real America. Look at small towns in Northern New Hampshire and Vermont. Fuck I would give anything to spend the rest of my life there and raise a family there.
William Adams
Apartment complexes often have them next to the pool area. Imagine being mad that you can get a lemonade after swimming.
Angel Morgan
same in norway... looks like utter shit. am a burger living here and I have to say I miss people giving a modicum of shit about their front yard. norwegians have the shittiest yards I have ever seen... no sidewalks either. kids can ride their bikes in the middle of the road with drivers who drive like total assholes. fuck me for moving here
Lucas Adams
because we don't call it collective housing, we call it an apartment, they're just how you screw yourself over in the long run by paying too much for a space, usually in the rural US people just get a house amongst friends or family.
It's the same thing than your shithole, but they have sandniggers instead of niggers, and instead of getting raped by them your women open their legs for them.