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Why are Europeans more effective at passing big legislation than the US?

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EU has done really well on passing big laws such as GDPR in the recent years, while the US can’t even seem to decide whether to fund their own government. Why do you think Europe is doing better than the US? One would think that since EU is more diverse it would be harder to find common ground. And there were examples of that during the Greece debt crisis. But not anymore, it seems.

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Oh yeah. We sure love to criticize and make fun of muricans, but we do the same, just a few years later.

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