Why are Europeans so poor ?

We're not united like the states.

don't forget that a flat in the USA costs 2000 USD/month and in Germany it starts at 200 Euro

Eastern Europe is still struggling with the communist legacy.

They don't have half of the world's Jews

Income inequality is higher in the US though

2000 USD/ month seems a bit exagerate. I mean we pay less here

yes i'm so proud that we give more money to our niggers , at least we are not racist like those damned americans

$2000 is super steep, i pay 600 dollars/mo

That's just because the Union has good cunts and also shitholes.

Mediterraneans/Eastern Europeans.

To be fair like half the worlds millionaires live in the US. Granted a few countries on there probably skew it even more than America. Like Switzerland.

>I make double the money but it's bad because a super rich guy makes quadruple the money a rich guy in Europe makes

I'd rather the Jews be here than there desu

we are number 3 though

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Fuck off America is garbage compared to Europe

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_income_equality

lads... USA is literally 3rd world-tier

I have been to the four corners and in between on both continents, and I can say that the difference isn't that big.

Yeah also this. Doubt that the USA has shitholes comparable with Romania, Hungary or Poland

US has some Africa tier places, but also the richest place in the world

As our vassals Europe is obliged to support who we support.

It means:
Rich person earns 50k€ and poor person 30k€ in Europe makes average of 40k€.

Rich person in US makes 200k€ poor person makes 10k € makes an everage of 105k€.

Inequality makes a really big difference.

No they have half the world's muslims

Yeah, but you're more likely to become a millionaire in the United States than anywhere else

great, you can buy more rifles and insurrance fees while drinking your xl cup of cola

That's why your Gini coefficient is too high.

The median household income in the US is around 70k$. So the "poor" American is as rich as the "rich" German.

-> they are still ahead, albeit by a smaller margin if you correct for cost of living, Germany might be about the same level

>The median household income in the US is around 70k$.
->

t. Moshe Mertz

Didn't know we had 500 millions muslims. Wow the population is more than doubled!

Are you fucking kidding me? Their countries are the size of our cities. They just copy everything we do, so there's no real diff

I showed you an example of how such are calculated.

1/3 of US population live on Africa tier level, 1/3 of eastern Euro level and the last third on our level.

If you think US is such a great place then go there and try to make a living,

if americans are so rich how come they dont have a proper social safety net?

But Gini coefficient alone don't tell you much.
You need to take in account how big is the difference in quality of life between rich /poors
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_inequality-adjusted_HDI

>They just copy everything we do
>cinema is french
>burgers are german
>pizza are italians

That median per capita is super fucking low, Minimum wage here is a 17k/yr income. Not really a good indicator of how much people really make.

>achieve a higher HDI anyway

That's way outdated.

He is just shartmutt their IQ's make them incapable of processing higher thought like numbers.

>If you think US is such a great place then go there and try to make a living,
If they'd take white people for H1Bs I would be long gone.

Based and redpilled.

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I was being facetious, medpack

kekerly memelord.

because of g*rmany

Man it's like I'm in 2007 again. Miss those pics.

it's low for all countries

a) it isn't
b) if it was the point would remain the same
c) a legit criticism would have been that it isn't adjusted to cost of living, which would bring most countries even closer to each other

We're basically the same people living in different places. Finding new lands was so important because we exploited europe for centuries. Its pretty surprising this land has still something to offer us.

Nigger, do you even know how old that pic is?

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Germany is the only reason Europe isn't considered Central Asia tier

One thing I find interesting about Europe is all of the hidden taxes. my euro friends told me about the costs of purchasing and owning a car, which is pretty ridiculous over there.

I know I'm joking, muttpack

owning a car is indeed a nightmare, I'm glad I don't need one atm

I.. I really can't believe this. I thought my anime cunt weren't so high..

When Germans install photovoltaics onto their roof, they have to pay taxes (EEG-Abgabe) on electricity they produce themselves.

Its funny how amerilards get all that shit for their wars, slavery etc. Because we did the same things in Europe until yesterday and nobody cares. We raped and killed half the planet and nobody give a shit lmao

I pay 100 $ a year because I own a dog. Don't know if its the same in other countries

I need to be more grateful, I bought a used car for $2200, spent 400 on tax and getting it registered, and that's it. We don't have property tax on our cars.
That's pretty crazy, in the US you can sell leftover electricity to the utility companies if you make your own

>of purchasing and owning a car
How is this ridiculous?
I pay like 180€ insurance per year and 36€ emission tax.
It's kinda not that much of a ridiculous thing. Way worse are the fuel costs.

>Way worse are the fuel costs
this, i'm afraid to soon pay 2 fucking euros per liter for fuck sake, went to Luxembourg last week it was 1.12 reeeeeeeeeee

>forgets all the taxes that are already included in the car price

85% of the cost is taxes, so his point remains the same

>19% ust
All the taxes.

Don't you pay property taxes on cars? Your fuel is stupid expensive, it's $0.47/liter in my city

>it's $0.47/liter in my city
b-b-but we have t-t-t-tiny cars
reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

>Don't you pay property taxes on cars?
Not really

> it's $0.47/liter in my city
It's 1,70€ here per liter.

Its true that americans rarely go to holidays and work all the time?

and people get out of education with like $50k debt

Best thing is that large corporations are exempt from that tax
But yeah we totally do that to save le planet, totally not reverse socialism

of course, because they live to work while we work to live

middle class do, poor not so much

>this kraut

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I'm just curious because I'll honestly kill myself if I couldn't go skiing / swimming every year :)

>Alone Germanies Industrie creates 5 million jobs abroud

>german companies always pay above average salaries

You really hate good life.

>our
(((their)))

You can't do that on the weekend?

Why the fuck do I need to pay for welfare and retirement fund fond every month, it takes half of my paycheck I would have double the income I have now and I haven't used health care services for years and I don't intend to grow old to have pension. Fuck social states.

it's basically insurance for when you get older and your health dives

I don't understand this pic please help me

Stop being such an 'muricanboo you faggot.
A high GDP per capita doesn't mean shit if everything is 50% more expensive.
I'm living in the 2nd most expensive city of Austria yet pay maybe a tenth of what an American would pay for an inner city appartment.

how much do you pay?

g*rmans stealing other countries wealth with the implemented 1940 Funk plan

But you can't go to French Polinesia or places like that during week ends the flight is too long. :^)

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>poor person makes 30k€ in Europe
wtf i want move to europe now

it's dragged down by trash countries like mine and other eastern shitholes.

For the burgers: Pension funds in Europe are not like a 401k, where you invest money and get tax deducable returns on the S&P/Bonds.
It's just another tax and the money is pretty much just burnt, you get two bits back (way less then if you had just put the money into your mattress instead).

But I have not health problems at all can't remember when was the last time I visited a doctor and like I said I don't plan to grow old. but I have to pay 250$ every month on them. And then they say american health care is expensive.

desu, parisianjs can just get the train and they are in marseille in 3 hours

It was an Example.
It's 20k€ here.
I live still very good by just making 39€k a year.

401k's double every 8 years, not a bad investment

Switzerland is not in EU.