European Supremacist

@dr3w_29 @AX4sqhGS @RolfHaltza @Quaesitor121 @interstatejuche You tried to make that sound ridiculous, but being outside in peak allergy season for 2 hours is very normal. Your clothing won't make a difference. Also, clothes aren't a magnet for allergens. This sounds like paranoia.

@Chodbin35 @AX4sqhGS @RolfHaltza @Quaesitor121 @interstatejuche Do you think allergy sufferers stand outside for 2 hours in peak allergy season with every single item of clothing they own flapping in the wind?

Summer appliance discourse is always fun because you quickly realize that many Europeans believe solving problems with consumer technology is morally wrong and invent any number of bizarre superstitions and beliefs about other countries to rationalize it.

@Casually_trash_ @WaffleHouseGuy1 @Drop_N_Run Texas is about 1289 km wide at its longest point. It's a lot smaller.

@Chodbin35 @WaffleHouseGuy1 @Drop_N_Run No you fuck tard i said country meaning any country you live in within the shitthole of a continent you keep gassing is small enough to be a state in the US. On top of that your entire continent is barely larger than the US. So acting like Europeans are more well traveled is dumb

St. John’s Hospital, built with reinforced concrete, had to be demolished after the 2011 Joplin tornado because it was ripped free from its basement and shifted 4 inches away from its original position. But go ahead and tell us how your house would survive this. 🙄

@dr3w_29 @AX4sqhGS @RolfHaltza @Quaesitor121 @interstatejuche No, I'm pointing out how pointless that is.

@Chodbin35 @AX4sqhGS @RolfHaltza @Quaesitor121 @interstatejuche Are you being dense on purpose?

@Casually_trash_ @WaffleHouseGuy1 @Drop_N_Run What other countries you been to? You said to travel internationally. So, unless you're travelling the shortest point from England to France, then it's usually quite far. A lot of people here regularly travel to the canary islands for holiday, about 3800km (quite far...)

@dr3w_29 @AX4sqhGS @RolfHaltza @Quaesitor121 @interstatejuche What happens when you leave the house?

@Chodbin35 @AX4sqhGS @RolfHaltza @Quaesitor121 @interstatejuche Dryers are much better and for allergy sufferers I prefer not getting pollen all over my clothes.

@Physocles @3D_Stuff_ @Drop_N_Run I'm actually amazed at that photo of the bridge collapse. The substrate looks like earth, maybe some sand... So the roads there are just asphalt laid on top of earth?

@3D_Stuff_ @Chodbin35 @Drop_N_Run The water hose image: was that tornado induced or did it grow around it? If the former, that's insane.

@domonic_neal @suzy_redd @Drop_N_Run I got to be honest, I really don't think the building would survive being 'picked up'. It wouldn't have the structural integrity to hold itself together. But whatever. These are US problems, not mine. Good luck. Stay safe out there guys!

@Chodbin35 @suzy_redd @Drop_N_Run A tornado picked up a building that ways who tf knows how much and moved it to a different spot then where it was before. I don’t think you grasp how much force that actually took. It was no longer safe to be in that building.

@suzy_redd @Drop_N_Run Severe weather is not exclusive to the US. In general, Europeans are quite aware of the world outside their borders. Yes I'm aware people have storm shelters. How is that relevant? This is mind numbingly stupid now.

@Chodbin35 @Drop_N_Run You may not realize this because you rarely have severe weather, but many people who live in tornado prone areas actually have tornado shelters.

@domonic_neal @suzy_redd @Drop_N_Run See my point?

@Chodbin35 @suzy_redd @Drop_N_Run Dude a building that was built with reinforced concrete so this wouldn’t happen. Was picked up and moved by an EF5 tornado. Which made it structurally unstable and it had to be torn down.

@suzy_redd @Drop_N_Run No. But Americans can't comprehend things in grey scale apparently. I'd rather be in a building that was moved four inches than a building that was blown to bits. But there will still be replies telling me how that doesn't matter either. And that's ultimate retard.

@Chodbin35 @Drop_N_Run Do you believe that "masonry moved four inches in the background" can be salvaged? Surely you don't.

Gay vampire and billionaire oligarch, Peter Thiel, has fled the United States to Argentina, murmured something about the US collapsing soon as his reason for fleeing.

@aBowTiedGiraffe @Fugazi140 If you can't win a war against goat herders in Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq. Or rice farmers in South East Asia and other numerous conflicts, I really don't think you're going to fare well against a continent with state of the art military equipment and mature military doctrine.

@Fugazi140 @Chodbin35 You really think Greenland is still yours, don’t you?

@aBowTiedGiraffe @Fugazi140 Well American threatened to invade until France sent a carrier strike group there to fuck up the US'. Seeing as you've brought up invasion, shall we talk about the US military record compared to Europe? Perhaps we should talk about the current US Iran conflict?

@Fugazi140 @aBowTiedGiraffe This is the level of intelligence that they display. Yesterday someone told me that Europe would fit into Texas alone. Once he was corrected and made aware that not only was Europe larger, but also more populated, he blocked me. They're legit idiots.

@aBowTiedGiraffe @Chodbin35 Yes it appears he has heard of Alaska.

@blaze31300 @RefinedPopulist There's a high degree of certainty that once all is said and done, most Americans (you included) have a lower standard of living AND less disposable income than I and other fellow 'europoors' do. I laugh when I hear 'europoor' from idiots that have such high domestic poverty.

@Chodbin35 @RefinedPopulist Many Europoors tweet how electricity is super expensive.

Brits thought they’d be one of America’s richest states before finding out they’d actually be the poorest. Now they’re finding out the hard way that American winters are harsher than Britain’s, and the wood-framed homes that don’t bake us alive in summer retain heat better too.

@blaze31300 @RefinedPopulist So no, it's not really that expensive but as with anything, it depends on your use and configuration. Within the next two years, we will be totally isolated from whatever idiocy the US does in the middle east. Thankfully.

@blaze31300 @RefinedPopulist The UK is currently in the process of decoupling energy prices per kWh from oil and gas prices. We've recently had days where we consistently produced over 70% from domestic solar and wind which is still being scaled up. I've also got home solar and electric.

@FreedomFactor76 There are two possibilities. 1-in Europe we don't have tumble dryers, no ice, no air conditioning etc. etc. 2-americans are absolute imbeciles beyond any recovery. Shall we play a game of guessing which one is correct?

According to the conversations on this platform, apparently now Europeans don't have air conditioning, or clothes dryers. Is America the only damn modern nation on earth? We can cool our homes, dry our clothes, and what else? Do Europeans not have microwaves, either?

@skinthent @FreedomFactor76 Well even if they're on sale in Europe, we can't afford them anyway because we're all poor apparently. We also don't have ice in our drinks either. A new one this week is that we aren't allowed to open our windows at home either!

@FreedomFactor76 Then I wonder who all the shops in Europe that sell dryers are selling them to? currys.co.uk/appliances/lau…