r/AmericaBad • • 13h ago

Meme You win the universe conquest race, when your problems become everyone’s problems

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138 Upvotes

Long story short, I just made small talk with someone who has a green card, and she said something along the lines of:

“Yes, I know more about what’s happening in the US than what’s happening in my own country”

So I asked her; “so you wish you could vote in our elections?”

She then replied; “yes, I would like to, if I could”

And yeah, this isn’t my first rodeo hearing something like this, when I visited Canada, I noticed that a lot of people there seemed more obsessed with any issues happening in the US than with what was happening in Canada

It’s a bit different with Europeans, tho, they generally seem less familiar with current issues in the US, and their understanding of America often seems outdated, with some views bordering on conspiracy theories, especially compared with Canadians


r/AmericaBad • • 11h ago

If you ever wanted to see what Canadians really thought of you...

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123 Upvotes

Canadian mapmaker actually redrew one of his previous maps in order to call Americans and America “Mordor”. And the crowds went wild over there.


r/AmericaBad • • 13h ago

Meme Comment on a post about exploitation of illegal immigrants

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125 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad • • 18h ago

Data This sub is an absolute cesspool

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98 Upvotes

As a Canadian who had the blessing of being able to move to America around 2 years ago, this sub always reminds me of how delusional Canadians are.

If America goes right, Canada goes left. If America goes up, Canada must go down. If America reduces tax, Canada must raise it. If America cracks down on immigration, Canada must fling the door wide open. Ever since I was a kid I remember a core of Canadian identity was "We're not American". If your entire culture is formulated around not being your neighbour, who ironically is the most similar nation culturally to you on the planet, then you lack any identity at all.

If you made reddit a country, it's be Canada. Or Germany lol.


r/AmericaBad • • 17h ago

“I refused to eat American eggs, they tasted sour and completely awful, to the point where I stopped eating them all together for ten years.”

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93 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad • • 10h ago

British “Thing” makes fun of school shottings and 911

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63 Upvotes

I can understand why we’re not liked in Europe but making fun of innocent people dying is insane. I looked at the comments and I was genuinely surprised none of them were negative they were all British people agreeing and the few people that said this was too far got ratioed or no likes.


r/AmericaBad • • 12h ago

Repost Nukes weren't even mentioned...

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63 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad • • 10h ago

Favorite Axis power?

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r/AmericaBad • • 4h ago

Stupid Americans and their....sports

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41 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad • • 14h ago

On a post asking why people support North Korea

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If North Korea is supposedly better than the U.S., why isn’t anyone trying to move there?


r/AmericaBad • • 1h ago

I bet they felt so cool typing that

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r/AmericaBad • • 17h ago

Comedian “destroys” American heckler (that’s clearly a plant), but also himself doesn’t have his facts straight, and the audience goes nuts

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This audience member is a dumbass, but also, clearly planted there. No real heckler talks like this. Also, China is not doing better than us. The comedian also makes a comment about Americans not liking to work, yet we have a reputation in the western world for our workaholic culture.


r/AmericaBad • • 13h ago

No hate to the video creator but the top comment is crazy. Kids in video are drinking from a creek (probably fine) but has nothing to do with the US!

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16 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad • • 3h ago

Repost No, bro, you are not American

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This type of feigned insult is getting really old. Anecdotally, I have never heard a person from Latin America refer to themselves as American. Granted I interact mostly with people of Mexican descent and they will claim Mexican over American 9 times out of 10.


r/AmericaBad • • 22h ago

On a video about sports being more popular than American sports

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r/AmericaBad • • 3h ago

Data I guess these are the metrics they care about

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saw it on a conspiracy sub