http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2013/0108/1224328563655.html A recent study has listed the best countries to born in as of right now.
1 Switzerland
2 Australia
3 Norway
4 Sweden
5 Denmark
6 Singapore
7 New Zealand
8 Netherlands
9 Canada
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Perhaps some nuance is lost in the translation, and I suffer by only being reasonably fluent in one language; however, when (as stated) one becomes an American and they become different (in this case an individual) it is implied that they were different before. Now, perhaps using "hive mind" was a passive-aggressive bait word, but it was more sub conscious than not (altho to be fair, if I would have thought about it, I prly would have used it anyway).
To answer your question: I really don't know. I try not embrace sweeping, negative, stereotypical generalizations of any group (even Americans).I have only spent 3 days total in Europe, and all of the Europeans (and Asians, and Africans) that I know personally have come to America to become Americans (altho I do know several Brits and a South African that are "Royalists") so that kinda taints them. Bottom line what I think is that "simplistic generalizations" cut both ways, most of them are B.S. and that's a generalization you can take to the bank ;-)
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