Is the european model better? I will trade my european passport for the US one anytime.

But, sure, I also feel there is two kind of people, and if you are not an US citizen, you are screwed.

> Is the european model better?

Better? Depends on who you are, I guess If you are part of the lower classes you have far better support systems available pretty much anywhere in Europe, with the exception perhaps of a couple of non-EU/EEA states. But just like the US, there's huge differences depending on where you are.

I would have to respectfully disagree on this one and at least say that this is highly subjective.

For me personally and based on my values I would be crazy to give up my EU passport for the US one when EU passport gives me right to live in countries like Finland or some other European countries that seem to be not only more free/democratic than the US but are also wealthier and have better health care, education, lower crime rate etc.

I think that's generally a very bad idea if you don't want to live in the US. The USA is one of the very few countries in the world that will tax you even for your gains abroad while being resident abroad.

There is an european passport?

Basically, on your passport, you have both "european union" and the name of the issuing country.

Yep, there are several. Any EU passport makes you an E.U. citizen.

Try scandinavian countries.