average european city versus average american city

by Automatic-Winner-407

20 comments
  1. These are not cities in the United States, as they lack a central point, such as a large historic church with a market square next to a town hall, surrounded by the remains of medieval city walls. Rather, they are random collections of petrol stations or motels next to shopping centres and large car parks with the population of a large European village, spread over an area the size of a European county. A desert made of concrete and asphalt. And if you try to go for a walk in a US “town”, you will be stopped by the police because walking is suspicious.

  2. You got lost on your way to r/USvsEU again haven’t you

  3. Literally the last sub on reddit not about America. Do better OP

  4. Imagine growing up in a neighbourhood where you can’t just walk to a small shop to get your breakfast rolls, a packet of horse meat and a copy of “The Daily Jihad”.

  5. Prague, capital of Czechia, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe VS unspecified suburban/rural area in the United States

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    [EDIT] Found the 2nd image, it’s a suburban area in eastern Columbus, capital of Ohio. Totally unfair comparison.

  6. Why do you spend time thinking about savages OP?

    You should be worry about things like Corsica being more western than you.

  7. The US town is a cemented outpost, the European village is the heart of the surrounding land

  8. Is the American city in West Virginia or something? There’s no way this ugly monstrosity came out of a more respectful and civilised state.

  9. Literally try to find parking in the first one. You will die.

  10. hey that’s not fair the yanks cant help that their country happens to be built on a bunch of asphalt, they’re just trying to make the most of it

  11. We are actively working to destroy that in most cities, though.

  12. Irish and British cities look closer to the one on the bottom lol with some exceptions like Edinburgh or parts of the old town of cities

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