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Now I know you're simply trolling.
Religion gave you the crusades, pedophiles, witch burning, repression, pedophiles, protection of pedophiles, the inquisition, pedophiles, did I mention pedophiles?
Wow you are very ignorant. You confuse few individuals with 2.2 billion Christians. Crusades happened 1000 years ago, and it was fight to take back land that belonged to Christians. Stop confusing organized religion with Christianity and Jesus Christ.
I live in a mansion and dont live in the boonies, in fact im 5 min. away from the tallest building in america. Can i remind you the USA has a lower unemployment rate than 80% of the countries in europe. Can i also remind you many countries like the UK have a higher crime rate than the USA. And Education lol we have the best university in the world and the most best ones too. Now how about your ignorance?
LOL, because of the subject matter this makes me chuckle
The UK is more closely related to North America than to Europe culturally, especially with New England.
The New England that I used to frequently visit is not much closer to the UK than the rest of the US. Maybe the language is a tiny bit more British, the "r" sound a bit less pronounced, but that's about it. And the architecture there might remind you of home.
There is no reason why New England would be closer to the UK than Virginia, which is originally as English as Massachussets. I suspect that the name New England itself gives the impression of closeness.
The New England that I used to frequently visit is not much closer to the UK than the rest of the US. Maybe the language is a tiny bit more British, the "r" sound a bit less pronounced, but that's about it. And the architecture there might remind you of home.
There is no reason why New England would be closer to the UK than Virginia, which is originally as English as Massachussets. I suspect that the name New England itself gives the impression of closeness.
exactly!!
New England is just as American as Alabama, it does have English roots of course but still, 100% American and not reminiscent of England at all.
Shopping is still more expensive in the UK and Europe than it is in the US and even Canada.
We also offers lots of coupons and discount here frequently.
Depends. If you want to buy clothes, yes, it is much cheaper in the US, for some weird reason even some European brands tend to be cheaper on the other side of the puddle. However, my weekly trip to the grocery store was much cheaper back home in Germany than it is in the States. Especially fruit and vegetables are cheaper, dairy products, too, meat tends to be the same, except for beef, which is cheaper statesside. Electronics are mostly cheaper, but only because of the exchange rate and the differences in sales tax.
There are coupons and discounts in Europe, too, you know? I hardly ever bought anything for its full price.
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