In response, we are asking the European sheeple, "Why the hell don't you just mind your own business? You're going to be taken over by Islamic thugs in about thirty years anyway."
Most of us remember that point in our lives, where we finally realize in no uncertain terms, we are at best unlikely to become rich. Really, really rich - the filthy, roll-around-in $100 bills kind of rich. The odds are just against it.
Mine was flying to the Balkans, courtesy Uncle Sam, by way of Monaco and watching the Riviera set sun-bathing on their multi-million dollar yachts. That's their backyard. The US is expected to play peace-keeper and have pulled Europe's chestnuts out of the fire more than once. Nobody else had the natural resources and infrastructure to do this. It's not a matter of resting on our laurels, but the US didn't have to do that. I find it the height of irony that the US is now ostracized for looking after our own interests for once. Apparently we are "loved" in the world provided we do exactly what everyone else wants.
To be fair, it must be disconcerting to have the leader of the free world in the hands of "undecided" cheese-heads, Buckeye fans and Floridians. God definitely has a sense of humor at times.