
r/AmericaBad

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Me as a European who has lived, studied, worked, and travelled in in the US trying to explain to other Europeans who only know the US through TikTok why their unfavourable perceptions are false
u/gladchadstone — 1 hour ago
A Canadian lecturing us on how to use guns in accordance with the Constitution
u/Emilia963 — 17 hours ago
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Wow so insightful, it’s not like I’ve seen that quote a billion times before
u/lolbert202 — 8 hours ago
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What? We learn about Habsburg and Hitler here, the hell!? Why can’t we shit on other nations? They say some dumb shit rather frequently…
u/EmperorSnake1 — 7 hours ago
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On a video of a bunch of people running out into the street to catch money someone had thrown, in south Asia
I commented the second one. Knew it would be catnip to the average Redditor.
u/Outrageous_Sleep4339 — 14 hours ago
God forbid someone want a house with a big yard
u/Weirderthanweird69 — 1 day ago
Tankie in the wild
I'm in here a decent bit and make no effort to hide my being pretty far to the left. Just in a flavor that's staunchly anti-authoritarian and am usually pretty mindful of sweeping and hateful generalizations because they lead to authoritarian mindsets. So these goobers are profoundly disappointing to me.
u/Odd-Cress-5822 — 23 hours ago
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I wonder what europe was built on? sugar, spice and all things nice?
reddit.comu/mother_natures_son_ — 11 hours ago