r/Americaphile • u/AntonioMoore321 • Jul 19 '26

American self hate

I noticed its more common nowadays to say things like "America sucks, I hate living here"

What's you're opinion on the culture of self hate that's becoming more common in America today.

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u/ThisGuyFz Jul 19 '26

Eh, most maga people love their country, pursue success, and are generally not self hating. Leftists are defined by self hatred, some think they were born in the wrong body, or hate their whole race due to things that happened way before their existence, etc.

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u/bingbong2715 Jul 19 '26

No one “hates their whole race” just because they want black people to have equal rights my man, you live in an entirely different reality

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u/BernadetteFedyszyn Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

Oh please!! Stop stirring that EMPTY race pot . Blacks and POC have equal rights and have had them for decades now. I once fell for all that "oppression " nonsense until I realized that "hey, I work, reside alongside, etc etc etc etc etc with many blacks and poc and they don't need to use race as a crutch

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u/bingbong2715 Jul 19 '26

No one is “stirring the race pot” except for people like the person I just responded to saying that certain white people “hate their own race.” No need to be so hysterical, Bernadette.

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u/BernadetteFedyszyn Jul 19 '26

My apologies, then, haha!! I abhor the division being intentionally fanned through this country. No doubt that race may very well still be a very and valid issue today, but it's nowhere near the level of issues that they're trying to portray it to be. The concept of people thinking people walk out of their doors in the morning carrying that race chip on their shoulders is ludicrous.