Here is the page:

There wasn’t a link to a source either. And I doesn’t like to link to a META platform.

I think it is okay the way it is.

I think that’s a bit random in this case, but I did my best…

The main message is AfD is winning, which has been at least all over the news in Germany and I guess also in international media. And then comparing two dates, and the date of the invasion of Poland (and the start of WWII) should be well known in Europe?

But I did my best to fulfill your request.

Yes it’s Greece 🇬🇷, not bad!

Yes it’s part of Spain actually.

You have to be American, it’s not fake map it shows a real country in Europa.

Btw. I mean Europe the continent not Europe the country.

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But you guys could catch this opportunity to bring some democracy 💦, right after identifying it.

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Close, Listenbourg is on the northern boarder of Spain and Portugal.

See here:

Nah, but STDs, there other methods to prevent a pregnancy.

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There are only 3 countries with a higher GDP than Germany, idk if this is a fair comparison.

Didn’t expect that from the US. Greate news 🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅

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I can’t see the dot of Hallstadt 🇦🇹

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How did came up with this reasoning from what you are seeing on this image?

I don’t see Amsterdam on the chart, but that doesn’t mean it is more expensive, it simply isn’t part of the graph.

I understand you want it to be there but, I guess it would be simply to much to display every European city.

I think that’s a severe problem for our society and especially the younger generation.
This situation is somewhat a doomed circle, and for now I don’t see it becoming better.

I have already a well paying job, but I don’t see myself paying nearly the half of my net income for a two rooms flat. I always ask myself how do people handle this, who are earning less money, or even have children.

Works like intended.

Yes

Because the UK do not provide data to Eurostat, they usual just collect data from national statistic institutes. Furthermore, GB is neither a member of the EU nor the EFTA.

I read this kind of comment not the first time, and it annoys me a bit. It sounds almost always like an accusation, that the statistics is wrong, or someone likes to bully especially the UK.
The one to blame here are the British people and the British government, because they are responsible for their policies and politics and BREXIT.

The UK likes to cook their own soup, which they keep repeating very often in the last few years…

But I guess there is data available somewhere maybe one creates a map especially for the UK.

Source: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/-/WDN-20200127-1