europeans

Yes, I have often heard white Europeans making fun of other white Europeans.

As an example, it lets farmers in Europeans buy soya beans from Brazil to feed their cows in winter.

B) The people who did live here when the Europeans arrived did have ownership and private property.

A significant number of Europeans do not recognize the country they have been growing up in.

Sometimes Europeans are alarmed by the high US incarceration rates, with our 700-800 per 100,000 over twice most other countries.

German loans pay for German cars to be sold to the Europeans but the other way round is much harder).

Plus, Europeans love a scapegoat; it's part of a long, illiberal tradition on the continent.

They have not tried to own resources or markets for themselves the way the Europeans did in the age of mercantilism.

But Europeans traveling in America are probably in a constant state of disgust at the disheveled state of most of us...

On a longer note - observant Muslims just rub the Europeans the wrong way.

In 2007 a lot of Europeans thought that EU and China would decouple themselves from the emerging debt/housing crisis in the USA.

Sorry, but this is xenophobia, and Europeans are better than Americans at it.

As the adage goes, "Americans think 100 years is a long time, Europeans think 100 miles is a long way"...

The europeans lay claim to the entire "America" continent.

I've lived in 4 different (Europeans) countries before moving to the US and I have never seen such a PC trend around "being nice", "don't offend people", "be sensitive" etc.

What does it mean for us Europeans, who still have, for the moment, more lenient police?

Europeans might not know it, but the target audience of the article certainly does.

Old Python handled strings in a really dumb way that only seemed to work for monolingual Americans and (to a lesser extent) Western Europeans.