What Europeans Think of Each Other
Published: November 8th, 2008
As told by a very liberal American who’s lived all over the place. A fun discussion in the comments.
From what he writes, hating the neighbors looks like the favorite pastime in the enlightened Europe. No wonder they’ve had so many wars over there.
More from the same author: What Americans think of Europeans.
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