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is it poorer? richer? better? worse? Is European internet cheaper? are EU food prices outrageous? Is European healthcare better? Is Europe safer?

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[–] Anticorp@lemmy.world 16 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

I had a friend who explored every single country in Europe for several years. He very much liked the EU. He never did come back to the United States except when he had to renew his work visa. He liked Prague the best when he was younger, but ended up staying in Israel for a long time when he got older.

He didn't really have any complaints about any of the countries in the EU. He said food is much cheaper in Eastern Europe, and you can live there pretty comfortably on the cheap.

Healthcare is not better than healthcare in the States if you have money, but if you don't, then it's a lot better. He was injured during some Spanish riots and walked into a hospital and got care despite being a foreigner, and it didn't bury him in debt, so that's pretty neat.

My friend was a bit of a rebel and a daredevil, so he was in a lot of areas that were definitely less safe than where we lived in the United States. He was jumped a few times, robbed a few times, and got into a few fights. But this is true of just about any first world nation, if you want to be safe, stick to areas known for safety.

Definitely go spend some time anywhere in Europe if you have the opportunity!