Why is this allowed?

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Why is this allowed?

There are literally hundreds of instances of this or worse. Yet we have to pretend to treat these countries as equals. I'm sick and tired of it.

europe is far denser populated, texas has only 31 million people while comparatively smaller germany has 83 million

germany has the population density of maryland, 5.5 times the density of texas

Control of the land has no value to you?

The DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2 are randomly assorted countries, or parts of countries.

The DLC for American Truck Simulator are individual states (at least until they start with bundles starting with Kentucky and Tennesee, only due to their shapes, while others will be done due to sizes).

Yes, they both are the same exact game, by SCS Soft. But let that sink in as to how tiny countries are, that ETS2 is running out of new places within Europe for its DLC (and not touching Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus until the war is over), so they might do Turkey (which would mean they would be forced to go outside of Europe, but they already have European Turkey in the game anyway). American Truck Simulator isn't even halfway done with its DLC, and more or less at the same size, if not larger.

We should annex Europe and make into the 51st state. European countries are too tiny to be relevant as their own states, but the whole continent would become the largest state and would therefore have relevance.

USA has plenty of room for more immigrants

Idk what you're on about bro, you're comparing apples to oranges rn

What a selling point.

kek

Mississippi, the state usually referred to as poor as fuck, passed Germany per capita GDP this year, cope eurotrash.

And yet Germany can take muttland 1:1

it does but european land is far more valuable, while most of texas looks like picrel

having access to a means of food production is a prerequisite for being called a human.

Germany has like 13 million humans

Picrel.

Germany and European countries have a very high population density. I would prefer to live in the US with a lot of nature and away from cities

That's a retarded map where the person who made just randomly selected shit to make it meet his arbitrary standards. To give you an example that big ass yellow one in Arizona has less than 150,000 people and is larger than Switzerland and is about 50% forest, it also has the coldest city with more than 50k people in the USA by number of average 0C nights (210 nights). Here's an old map that gives you an idea of density in the US. More geography maps to follow.

I cant even think of a place where I'd be a lone for more than 10 minutes.

Even out in the woods you'll meet at least one nigger walking his dog or something.

Its disgusting.

I'll die of old age before ATS reaches New York and New Jersey. But by then, I hope their mapping skills, game engine updates, and consumer hardware will be up to spec to produce the true authentic NYC trucking experience. They should even have special events where niggers try to rob you for realism

Nobody's actually stopping you from building a branch-davidian style compound there thoughbeit, it's just very inconvenient.

I like this one for scale. Europeans don't understand. We are a giant landmass literally bugger than all of Europe combines with vast untouched resources and land. The country is only like 250 years old. How old is Europe? Didn't you idiots chop down all your trees like a thousand years ago? We'll be fine.

I'd usually never believe that Germany would have areas anywhere near as Africa-tier as the black areas of Mississippi.
youtube.com/watch?v=wlInz6qBWlM

But then again, Merkel did open the borders to unlimited rapefugees ten years ago.

Europe doesn't have old growth fantasy tier forests like they used to, sad

population of usa 340 mil

population of eu 449 mil

Shame. There are five in my state alone. People should come here as nature tourists. America is a beautiful country with stunning forests, vistas, and every geographic feature you could imagine. Also untouched and protected, as we aren't the Captain America villains the rest of the world thinks we are.