Well I live in Europe and it certainly is not. But the Americans, particularly the clergy, like to comfort them with the idea that where they live is much better than in Europe or anywhere in the world. It isn’t true and if they ever left the US, they’d know what they’re missing. Sorry but life is better here in most ways. I know Americans hate to hear that.
You are living in Europe, enjoying the benefit of the United States paying for and providing a big part of Europe's defense - while Europe pays nothing for the United States defense. I personally lived in Germany for 2 1/2 years, and disagree with what you say. The reason I was there, I was in the army occupying Germany as the result of two World Wars starting in Europe. I have also lived in Alaska for 20 years, and can tell you there is much more public land in the United States to freely fish and go on adventures on, where a person doesn't see another person for three weeks, while in Europe where every tree is numbered.
There is a big time muslim invasion problem in Europe which has called a back lash to nationalism. Brexit for example is in big part based on the free movement policy in the EU, that Britain is dealing with an influx of muslims creating no go zones for nonmuslim and disrupting the culture.
The EU is going to become the Kingdom of the beast, and Switzerland paradise Europe, is going to be right in the middle of it.
But setting all that aside, the world is full of violence, and certainly is not moving in the direction of becoming the kingdom of God. The 70 ad view discards what God has to say about the future of mankind, all the way to end of the age, and attempts to make God silent. But God is not silent. Revelation applies to our day, because the prophecies are geared to when knowledge and travel are increased in Daniel 12:7, time of the end. Jesus is the apha and omega, the beginning and end of this present earth.