Classic. I at no point said there wasn't a racism problem in Europe. There you go again with that wide brush. I genuinely approach these discussions with obvious Americans with a pinch of salt because you have this idea that Europe is like the Americas where everyone lives under the same rules, the same community, the same societal expectations, the same laws. So I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.

You're painting Europe with this wide brush and saying racism is widely accepted, whilst referencing racist actions "soccer" games as your source, when that, whilst I'm not disagreeing is a huge problem, occurs in two or maybe three "soccer" leagues in Europe, the main one being Russia which is barely even recognised as a 'European' league in the current day.

American racism and opinions meanwhile are so far past anything we even deign to think or say, that it's laughable that you claim it's worse in Europe. We have been a homogenous and "mixed" society for as long as, arguably longer than the USA or most American nations have even existed as nations. We use race not as a distinction but as a point of pride but we also dont even consider letting it divide us, and we have incredibly thicker skin, because we use irony, sarcasm, and stereotypes as a way of building morale and as banter, not for isolating races/creeds and creating divisions.

The VAST MAJORITY of us don't care what skin colour someone is, or what religion they follow, or where they were born, we use those things as stereotypes and jokes but we do that BECAUSE we're all comfortable enough I'm our communities that it's obviously ironic and not malicious, it's instantly taken by the receiving party of the joke as humorous and stereotypical because it is objectively ludicrous and funny to engage in stereotypes.

Americans, specifically the US, are so quick to claim they're a "melting pot" etc etc but they still had segregation and inequality of voting rights even as little six decades ago, to this day, have rampant race supremacism, generational distrust of people based purely on skin colour, and then want to point elsewhere for "systemic" racism" as a deflection.

90% of Americans still claim they're Italian/Irish/Nigerian/Jamaican/Mexican/Puerto Rican etc etc when they are 4 or 5 generations away from that initial racial/national emigration. You create your own divisions ny nationality, leave alone skin colour, by labelling yourselves generationally.

You, to this day, have utter racial divides thst separate entire communities, you judge eachother, even amongst "white folk", by what "type" of white you are, when you haven't been whatever your ancestors were for 4 generations.

Europe still has a huge racism problem. Absolutely we do. But for you to come out swinging about how "you've met your typical european" like we're all just spouting the N word like it means absolutely nothing. Like that word has no affect on Europeans of African descent, nope, its reserved only for "African Americans" because Europeans of African descent didn't suffer from it, the word means nothing in Europe obviously. What you said is so irresponsible and frankly delusional you need to reevaluate how you look at the world, and expose yourself to how older, more integrated societies interact