"Many European people are similar, but bigger governments and harsher justice system makes them more orderly, and happier in general. Yes, they can't carry guns, but they don't need to begin with. Yes, they can't own Cybertrucks, but they can walk or use an actually working mass transportation system to begin with."
This comment is a festival of imprecise stereotypes.
Gun laws vary widely across Europe, as does public safety (both the real thing and perception of; if you avoid extra rapes by women not venturing outside after dark, the city isn't really safe), as does the overall lavel of personal happiness, as does the functionality of public transport systems.
And the quality of public services doesn't really track the size of the government even in Europe that well. Corruption eats a lot of the common pie.
This comment is a festival of imprecise stereotypes.
Gun laws vary widely across Europe, as does public safety (both the real thing and perception of; if you avoid extra rapes by women not venturing outside after dark, the city isn't really safe), as does the overall lavel of personal happiness, as does the functionality of public transport systems.
And the quality of public services doesn't really track the size of the government even in Europe that well. Corruption eats a lot of the common pie.