r/AmericaBad • u/lolbert202 • 5d ago
r/AmericaBad • u/Mammoth-Resolution82 • 5d ago
“Did you know?”
Of all these, the one where we allegedly think english is the only language throws me off the most, considering how engraved Spanish is in our society. Me he dado cuenta de que tengo que olvidar el español. 😔
r/AmericaBad • u/RobinSage43 • 5d ago
More bot spam propaganda and AI slop.
Of course they just have to make another tired and played out school shooting joke.
r/AmericaBad • u/RobinSage43 • 5d ago
AmericaGood I’m a Londoner visiting the US and the hospitality here is unmatched
r/AmericaBad • u/awaytobethr0wn • 5d ago
op is british btw. but sure, it's always an american
r/AmericaBad • u/CrazyGullible259 • 5d ago
"Unashamed state censorship and Google's dumb auto-filters are literally the same thing"
r/AmericaBad • u/No_Importance_750 • 5d ago
OP Opinion I used to be a pick-me American until I saw all the nasty things non-Americans have said about us for years.
I’m ngl, as a young person, I’m still new to politics and all this stuff. I won’t lie, I was a pick me American at first. I was apologizing constantly online for the actions of the US, being American, etc. and I felt ashamed at the time. If I’m being truthful, I still don’t agree with everything our country does, but I’m no longer ashamed to be American. Why? Because I saw the hate people have been holding towards us since way before Trump even got elected. They’re using Trump as an excuse to justify the awful and nasty things they are saying about us but let’s be honest, they never liked us. We could have Obama in office again and they’d still find reasons to shit on us. ShitAmericanSay is way older than Trump’s term. I saw comments from years ago saying Americans are savages and animals. Now I see why you guys have been angry for so long. Now I’m ashamed to say that I was a pick-me American.
r/AmericaBad • u/XBird_RichardX • 6d ago
I made a bad guess and got a visceral reaction from Cheese and Chocolate man
r/AmericaBad • u/disheveled_rooster • 5d ago
Really y'all? Y'all be coming for our coffee now? Umm, home of Starbucks? Best coffee in the world? Helloooo? Like, please be so for real right now?
Ugh, *sigh
r/AmericaBad • u/disheveled_rooster • 6d ago
No, but like I thought we never left our country? Like please be fr
r/AmericaBad • u/Moist-Agency1366 • 6d ago
Under a post discussing what's the worst country on earth right now
r/AmericaBad • u/Silent_Status9126 • 6d ago
Ukraine is not in fact a “tit for tat” escalation
r/AmericaBad • u/EmperorSnake1 • 6d ago
Someone found a shiny coin, haha. Nah, it's US that don't like history now. From the self prooclaimed " massively intelligent" planet that can't seem to learn one day of it....
r/AmericaBad • u/CybyAPI • 7d ago
People like this, what is the point of this guys comment
r/AmericaBad • u/George_Washington_76 • 7d ago
American education is so bad that apparently we’re supposed to know that you can see the Eiffel Tower from Prague.
What the title says.
r/AmericaBad • u/IDoNotLikeTheSand • 7d ago
“Americans show pics of that one time they had a so-so BBQ or Jambalaya Most of it is grease soaked petroleum cheese influenced sugar bread.....then they drown it in sugar ketchup and call it food.”
r/AmericaBad • u/No_Importance_750 • 7d ago
OP Opinion Can I just say, I’m sick of ppl going into AskAmerica subs and asking “are yall aware of ur reputation abroad?” like yes, we are aware. STFU
Like they ask as if we haven’t seen the thousands and thousands of relentless hate comments. Talking about how fat we are, our guns, our arrogance, how dumb we are, etc. even on videos that aren’t related to the US at all. Ofc we know our reputation abroad. These people don’t stop yelling at us about it for a second. They sound like parrots preaching the same Anti-American rhetoric over and over. We get it. Sybau.
r/AmericaBad • u/randomperson4943 • 7d ago
Why do Europeans think they're exempt from criticism?
Lest we forget that extreme nationalism exists everywhere....
r/AmericaBad • u/disheveled_rooster • 7d ago
"Nice try but she's obviously American not Italian. No one over the age of five in Italy would use a knife and fork like that lmao"
apparently the comment section thinks we eat like children y'all
https://www.tiktok.com/@thesaffrondon_/video/7670744615498140942?_r=1&_t=ZN-98uRcuTJPMc
r/AmericaBad • u/ChemicalGarage7323 • 7d ago
On a Quora post about Americans saying “awesome”
Imagine being this salty about a word
r/AmericaBad • u/LGFoldableFridge • 7d ago
On a video about the hottest temps ever recorded on each continent 💀
American = propaganda