>United States on America. I like that one.
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>Let's compare it to Europe. There is no United States of Europe. Hell, that requires a war, at least. Yes, there is a European Union, and it's true that it does not comprise all European countries. Do we refer to citizens of any country of the EU as Europeans? Certainly not. A European is someone from any European country, no matter whether or not that country is part of the EU. As a matter of fact, we do not have a single word for a citizen of the EU. When referring to such a person, we talk about a citizen of the EU, or even better: a citizen of a country that's part of the EU.
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>I propose the citizens of what's nowadays called the USA choose a new name for their country. Perhaps there should be a contest for a new name! That's also an opportunity to refresh the image.

I like your idea! I propose naming our country uh let's see Holland, yes that would be great name for a country.