Mildly Interesting

The little text on the image mentions "the survey was only held in EU countries", the big text on the image doesn't care.

LOL true. But you can hardly blame Eastern Europeans. It is also the area with the most support for a united EU army.

Also countries that received big financial benefits and saw great economic improvements.

or to England

there's no money for anything

There is, but there's no political will to spend it where it's needed. The government's spending limits are self imposed.

Don't worry, here in germany we also don't have money for anything, and costs for public healthcare are rising again soon, and other social services receive cuts as well. Our infrastructure is shit, digitization barely exists, rents are rising faster than wages, gasoline and Diesel are expensive, and our chancellor tells us we are lazy pieces of shit who don't work enough whereas in the very same moment companies are doing mass layoffs. The economy as a whole is stagnating and hasn't experienced meaningful boosts since pre-covid. Our education system is basically the same as it was in Prussia. We have a massive lack of teachers and school buildings are crumbling. And the uncontrolled mass migration makes literally everything I just listed a lot worse.

So don't worry, you can be in the EU and still everything sucks.

No. France vs Germany, Romania vs Bulgaria, Crotia vs Austria ...

the car, the dog, perhaps their football club, their partner, kebab prices, gasoline prices and then maybe their country.

They should be more interested in their public transport.

PS Fuck Merz.

A tiny bit of context:

~~Hungary just had national elections about 2 months ago, finally pulling the handbrake and getting rid of the previous government's 16 year old reign. The previous PM (Orbán) had been inching closer to Russia every year, and this year the elections were (among many other things) basically about showing loyalty to Europe instead of taking the final step on the slippery slope and becoming a Russian lapdog again. Since the opposition was the strongest in the capital city, chances are the (only?) red colour on the map represents this, and not Budapest's all-time excitement over the EU.~~

EDIT: Heh, I didn't realise the map is from 2021. While the situation has been the case for a while (Orbán announced the opening toward the East way back in the 2010's), there is a good chance I have completely missed the point.

Also, historical Hungary used to be larger at one point in history, which could (partially?) explain the regional colours in Western Romania and Eastern Austria. Not even necessarily because of the nationality in mind, but it certainly had an influence over culture and politics.

I'm not an expert on Germany, but ~~their regional divide might be in part due to the East-West divide after WW2~~ EDIT: I'm indeed not an expert on Germany. Please correct me if I'm wrong, since there's a good chance.

(also, OP, I think you wanted to spell 'feel' in the title)

You can extrapolate from the other maps. Too bad they are so small though.

*money

Yes, they do, but in their mind Paris IS France, so yeah.