6 Common European Things Americans Find Shocking

Many Americans assume Europe is basically the same as the U.S. except quaint. They’re wrong.

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[gert-janvanderlee]

What Americans find shocking the most? That Europe isn't a country. It's a continent with many different countries, each with their own culture, laws, habits etc. So the whole video is rediculously dumb. Just like Brasil, Colombia, Suriname, Mexico, USA and Canada are all very different even though they are all in America.

[Busfles]

Affordable health care and the legal obligation to have health insurance. No need to register as a voter. From the voting age onwards you will receive an invitation to vote in your mailbox.

[TheDrotaverin]

1. Kilometers
2. Celsius
3. No guns everywhere

[santopino]

In Italy, 0.8'% of income goes to any church of your choice from a list of churches. The amount without any choice is divided between the chosen ones proportional to the choices.
There is no compulsory religious subscription.

[issieelsafty]

In the netherlands you do pay tax over tips.

[SpandauJerry]

This church tax issue is so badly wrong investigated. It's only 8 - 9 % from wage tax, what starts at 15% of your total income, and can rise to 42% max for ritch ppl. So, official church tax is waaay below 10% of your total income. 😂
However, as all members pay, even they're none active believer, German churches have a nice ring of wealth.

Edit: typo

[riaagarwal]

Which religions have access to the church taxes? Rastafarism? Paganism? Atheism? That would be progress.

[Sivispacemparabellum-ymcu]

Church taxes are the difference between progress and criminal Preachers who take advantage of SIMPLETONS