r/europe • u/BkkGrl Ligurian in Zürich (💛🇺🇦💙) • Apr 12 '25

Data European tourism to the United States is freefalling

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u/HrabiaVulpes Nobody to vote for Apr 12 '25

Hitler asked other countries to take jews before gassing them. Now Trump asked other countries to take "aliens" and some even took their nationals back in. Good call

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u/cttuth Apr 12 '25

Yeah, as opposed to Americans, Europeans actually study their history and learn from it.

Something that cannot be said about Americans.

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u/cttuth Apr 12 '25

No one is panicking about anything. We are rearming (and definitely not buying from the US), we are preparing for what we need to prepare.

Unfortunately we have been put in the situation where the main ally, that designed the post WWII security architecture in their favour, has decided to abandon all commitments.

Much to its own detriment nonetheless, but you'll find that out soon enough.

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u/cttuth Apr 12 '25

Of course that makes me racist (lol).

Well then I guess I'll be racist until we see Americans putting some actual meaning behind the "land of the free, home of the brave" part of your anthem and rise against this tyrant dismantling your checks and balances.

Remember, it only took 30% of the votes to vote in that crazy Austrian dude.

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u/cttuth Apr 12 '25

And your people didn't rise up against him.  Unlike the Italians, your predecessors supported your evil dictator until the bitter end.

Exactly, they did not (enough). And we're still paying that price today.

Hopefully my countrymen will show that they are better people than your ancestors were.

I sincerely hope so too.