How do Europeans feel about the USA?
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- Опубліковано 20 бер 2024
- Ever wondered how Europeans perceive the United States? Dive into this insightful video where we explore the sentiments and opinions of Europeans towards the USA. From admiration for American culture to critical views on politics, economics, and foreign policy, this video provides a nuanced understanding of the multifaceted relationship between Europe and the United States.
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"The political system is a bit frustrating"
Understatement of the century lmaoooo
I've never been to the US but whenever I've met Americans or worked with them, they're some of the nicest people I've met.
The difference is that in the US (apparently) over 50 % of the population go to church every week - and in Europe it's less than 5% - culturally that is big.
"can I swear?" "yes" *mutes segment* 😄
whats so funny about it
People in Germany talk about faults in the past in history class. I have a massive respect for it.
I’m English and we are not taught about the cruel aspects of our colonial past. I admire that German kids are taught about their past. However, they don’t need to feel guilt- I have met young Germans that do - and its not necessary
Let make "Yourtruebrit" Great again :)
The main thing is the so called "education system". Not being able to point your own country on a map gives us interllectual disgust.
"Can I swear?"
"Sure ( I will just censore it)."
howdy from the california coast. Everyone in this video seems really lovely & beautiful. Bravo. Those two at 0:45 are particularly remarkable. Much peace & joy to all!
Hey i'm the dude with the black hair thank you sm!!
This is our new series yes, it may kill the channel. But, we need a change! :)
All the best!
May the algorithm be with you.
Great channel ❤ !!! Trump is downright stupid and disgraceful 😢 my friends and family in Norway don’t care about him at all.
I think this is still relevant to the core of your channel. Its great to hear these different perspectives.
@@Liam-sx9dv "Different"
Yooo people in Munich dress sooo fancy, like me living in Berlin it's sooo different!!!
idk if they do this in europe but you do the pledge of allegiance everyday in school and in texas you also do the texas pledge every morning this may be part of why the usa pride is a thing and texas pride as well
It's horrible to swear by a flag every day. Why? This is dystopian and creepy. This is reminiscent of Hitler .. The U.S. is already very scary
The video is called How do Europeans feel about USA so you should have had only Europeans in the video and not non-Europeans.
I don't know where you are from, but It just so happens that black people live in Germany and are Germans. Is this making them less Europeans than white people ?
As an Australian living in Germany with my German husband I always felt that Australians were better considered than Americans. I’m glad that people were not afraid to criticise mr. Trump, I also don’t understand the sheep mentality as far as he is concerned.
And how isn't your thought a sheep mentality? They only said what the mainstream media tells about Donald Trump. You'll never see in these guys videos any positive views on Donald Trump or on meaningful American cultural traits such as freedom (that involves guns).
Im half Spanish half American and what i don't like about USA or Americans is that... they don't know basic geography or historical stuff.... they call "Hispanics or Latinos" to people who look Native American...that doesn't makes sense at all....Latins and Hispanics are from Europe, is like calling someone from India "Germanic"
Maybe, this is what happening. People from all South American countries, central American countries, in fact anybody who is from a Spanish speaking background is identified in the USA as Hispanic or Latino. Now when you consider that many people from all those countries, (exceptions might be Argentina, Uruguay, Chile?) have some proportion of indigenous blood, or even 100% indigenous blood, that makes them native to the region. If I know somebody is Native American (in the US context that means they are descended from the tribes native to the area bounded by the borders of the United States) I would never identify them as Hispanic, but if I'm walking down the street, I might see a native person and identify them as Hispanic (because all the indigenous blood is interrelated). I hope you're not saying that only white appearing people should be identified as Hispanic. In almost all the cultures of Latin America they celebrate "Dia de La Raza," which celebrates the "new race" created by the mingling of the native and European peoples. To force some kind of Old World understanding on the word Hispanic, shows a cultural imperialism. When you're in the US, you go with their cultural understandings. When you are in Spain, you can use the word Hispanic the way they would, or the way you want.
Had to pop in as an anthropologist: Regarding negative American stereotypes: Europeans seem to base their information for on-the-ground Americans via TikTok, news media designed to catch attention, and American tourists who can afford or who have saved up for these trips. These Americans often expect the Old Europe and over-imagine the old American influence - hence why some may expect the Dollar to be accepted. Europeans forget or don't even realize that not everyone they're seeing are the average Americans. Yes, Americans can be loud - people get excited and with excitement, our whole nervous and chemical system can raise levels that manifest in loud behavior without us even realizing it.
Who is considered an American to these individuals? "You don't look American," is something I'd heard at least twice in the past three years of living in Germany and yet I grew up in the US. Where are these Americans coming from? American diversity and American politics are so interconnected and yet so disconnected that these types of interviews can really accidentally show much bias ultimately have the potential to spread false information. Who is out and about where these are being held? Where are they being interviewed? What kind of information are they sharing? Many Europeans are from not the country where they're being interviewed.
People in the US still often seem to treat Europeans as more sophisticated and grand. The architecture and more traditional ways of life - sure - but people are still people with their struggles, misconceptions, stereotypes and unconscious biases.
comment essay, mate) but we can see that America has gone to the dogs - radical feminism, passport bros, propaganda of perversions, cultural marxism and constant culture wars, trumpism etc
Based on your pic you look like the average illegal migrant in Germany and in the US many real Americans(European heritage people) don't perceive you as American.
I think it has a lot to do with stupid Trump for us Europeans. It shows the ugly face of America. His behavior, his big mouth, his Lügen.Im contrast to the USA, there is a lot of coverage about the USA in Europe. I see the USA as a dangerous country, which I equate with North Korea, China or Russia. It is no longer a friend for Europe.
Um, no. There's tons of information about the US on daily news. Mostly politics, though.
@@peter_meyer It goes beyond politics - when people ask about the US on a daily level - respondees so often only see the words. Even the question "What do you think of the US." Never cultural contexts nor the way different regions differentiate from one another with different value systems. Cultures and value systems + revenue, branding, reliable information vs tabloid - who reads what and who is where on what kind of day. What is their exposure to the world or do they get out much of their cities or towns? Miami for example vs New York where Spanish speaking cultures dominate - the police are going to be different than those in small-town Alabama.
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The US is very big and very different too , the East is different from the West the South is an another story , if you want to see the international America go to New york and enjoy the cultures , if you want the weather , the crazyness go down to florida , if you want to feel like a free bird go to texas because everything is bigger etc if you miss Europe go try Boston .... it is like Europe if you put Europe as whole country every place is different , Americans are not the same at all but i can say you will meet a lot of cool people smiling haviing fun with you and polite but same time you will see some wild people !!! i mean really wild ....
You have to seperate the government from the people.
Been there, done that, avoided the t-shirt.
Love your content mate, but asking people in a university surrounding where they tend to be left leaning is not really representative. It is not what Europeans think at all. Greetings from lower Bavaria!
Depends in what part of the university. Law usually haves right wing students
And do these youtubers care about diverse opinions? He wanted please the algorithm hoping he'll earn some cash. We all know people love the US and they show it whenever they have the chance to immigrate to the country. There's a German youtuber who lives in the US and love it. She slanders gun culture, American freedom in general but never leaves the country...
I didn’t like that you didn’t should where the people were from. You should bring that back imo.
As for Trump he’s an awful person and should be behind bars not running for president. I’m a U.S. American and I no longer live in the US and will not move back, but I still have family and friends there and I fear for them every day.
Thanks for the feedback, I am trying to figure away to separate the two :)
are you a passport bro?)
Most of them were German, except for the black woman and the two men from Georgia (1:02). I'm not sure about the young man (1:27).
@@inotoni6148 Um, no.
Next: How do EU-Citiziens feel about Great Britain?
In regards to Trump I am so glad I still have my British citizenship. If he gets in I heard he's going to kick out all us foreigners.
Nope, Trump was talking about underdeveloped countries for the most part, in which he ignorantly includes Mexico... he's just a pig!
In my opinion US citizens would do themselves a favour if they not only voted for a second term of president Biden but also voted for a majority of democrats in both chambers of congress. The state of infrastructure is a recurring theme in reports about the USA. More affordable health care too. People in the US could quickly see improvements if they'd provide conditions for better cooperation between the congress and the president of the USA.
(that's my my response on your question about presidential candidate Trump)
I’m probably gonna get people disagreeing but… Americans disagree, the two categories polls have deemed the most important regarding the election to the population are immigration control and the economy. Trump outperforms Biden in both categories… We’re tired of the two party system. We’re tired of having geriatrics as choices. We’re tired of having to wait 4 years for a president to be proactive so he can make a case for re-election. We’re tired of the insider trading and internal corruption, along with the lobbying and pandering… the blatant disregard for the Bill of Rights… as an American both parties suck badly and either way the country is going to tank. It would just be nice for once to have a candidate who is cognizant and not ideologically polarized. Even if the three branches were democrat/GOP controlled nothing would get done due to the party’s internal factions. That’s my rant as an American. I would just like to have kids one day and be able to raise them in a community with mental healthcare access, where I don’t have to worry about gang violence and drugs, but congress is too worried about literally everything else but that.
It's funny that since day 1 Biden took over, people there face economic crisis, he as a president tried to prevent people from working and thus getting by not letting them go out for work and making something (i can't say the word) mandatory for people to live their lives normally in 2020 and in 2021. He couldn't handle the situation on Russia X Ukraine and is spending tax payer money to fund the Ukrainian government when people in the US could have this money in their favor. And now there's this illegal immigration crisis he tries to prevent the states from solving it. And among such illegals, there are criminal convicts, drug dealers, human traffickers. And the mainstream media tries to show them all as poor people who simply want to live better lives. And Trump was doing the opposite whaen he was in office.
And even if there are good illegals among these immigrants, they are making life in cities chaotic as most of them don't speak English and don't have enough qualifications to work in a lot of jobs in the US. So a lot of them end up living homeless and depend on goverment handouts. All a country in economic crisis don't need.
Honestly I don´t understand why we are constantly bashing the political System of the US while according to pollings a majority of Germans are disatisfied with our own political system. We´re not better. We´re not worse.
Because there is practically only a two-party system there and at the moment one of these parties, the Republicans, has elected a criminal as its presidential candidate who wants to turn the country into a dictatorship. Trump would then be another puppet of Putin. In a multi-party system it would be more difficult for those who want a dictatorship, as the opposition could also govern in coalitions.
We can vote out our governments, but we have to be very careful who we vote for, otherwise we will end up like Russia 90 years ago or now. There is no longer any opposition in Russia. We would then just be Russia's puppets to destroy the EU
No. You are better, my friend. I would argue substantially better, but I've not lived and paid taxes elsewhere in Europe. I have lived and worked in 4 other countries outside Germany and the USA, and of all 6 countries where I've lived, Germany is the the one in which I am most invested. I did not choose to be born and raised in the States, but I have chosen to relocate to Germany.
@@summerwest3099 Where did you use to live in the US to come to such conclusion?
Ha, ha, This is certainly not what Europeans thing about the USA. Very artificial, smoothed content, to the extent of nonsensical. US is generally a great coutry, except for some political figures. Yeh, right. Especially Europeans envy Americans their gun rights. Oh, yes.
I suppose you hope for algorithm being on your side?
I also think you purge even slightly critical comments.
Let's see what happens with mine...
I agree with most of what you said, but the "political figures" thing. I think even when they're adressing such subject on UA-cam, they only do what the algorithm wants. They don't really criticize the political system with real arguments. It's all "I hate that politician" with no real arguments, only mainstream media narrative. But reality don't care about the algorithm, we all know people immigrate to the US whenever they have the chance. LOL!
0:29 I got better idea. how about back to afrika?
How about no? :)
@@julienbauer8023that thing :)
@@julienbauer8023well, uncle gulag wont let me answer :)
@@julienbauer8023I already told you, gulag is not posting my honest answer. there are algorithms that cut out "wrong" answers
@@andr27 So, you mean UA-cam is censuring you. Let me ask you this. You want all the non whites leaving Europe? You can just give a yes or no answer.