They dislike each other but my understanding is that, at least in the EU, they view each other as stable and trustworthy. No jokes about invasions, no deporting (or worse, imprisoning) legal immigrants, in general no caprice. Meanwhile the US simply cannot be counted on to be the historically stable and trustworthy partner that had defined us over the past 75-odd years.

> Who is a trust worthy partner?

Until very recently the USA was the preferred technology partner for many EU ventures and was seen as a trustworthy ally because of mutual history since 1945.

> If you talk to a European as an American they often have a lot more dislike for each other.

A lot more than what? And what exactly did Europe do in recent times that would give American citizens that feeling?

> It hasn’t been a century since they tried to genocide each other

This is a complete nonsense statement.

I believe the OP meant that European countries dislike one another, and the genocide refers to the Holocaust.

When you want to put aside your feelings and discuss facts I'll be around.

From my experience, anti-Trump Americans are still embraced and appreciated by Europeans. That doesn’t mean they can trust the US gov’t and probably won’t be able to again for a few decades.