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"In Europe, 100 miles is a long distance. In America, 100 years is a long time."
Speaking as someone who lives in tiny Denmark in a city that was founded in the late 700s, that's very accurate 😄
I remember seeing something a while back that US archaeologists don't like Europeans on their dig sites, because the Europeans just bulldoze through anything less than a few hundred years old because the interesting stuff is way under it, where the US ones are like "noo, our heritage!"
Those shit bags get 2 senators....
Each 1 Wyoming voter is worth about 67 Californians in the senate due to the fact that California has about 67 times the population but still only 2 senators.
38,940,231 Californians / 576,851 Wyomingites = ~67.5 ratio
Yes. It's especially annoying when people who live in places like wyoming act like they're "real americans". More people live in cities! Brooklyn, NY alone has ~2.7 million people.
Every person who usually resides in America is a real American
Straight Border Syndrome.
The straighter a places borders are, the less likely it is that there's anything there worth fighting over, and the more likely that the lines were drawn thousands of miles away by people who'd never even been there.
that's because it doesn't exist
No no, Ohio is the one that doesn't exist
I misread it as "less popular than Glasgow."
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Australia's Northern Territory area: 1.42m km2
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Australia's Northern Territory population: 246,500 (2020)
There are 5 times as many trans people in America as there are whyomingans.
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