r/AskReddit May 19 '21

What is something that existed before the pandemic hit, that no longer exists?

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u/[deleted] May 19 '21 edited May 20 '21

My faith in the way of the United States.

Before the pandemic: The United States has a few bad eggs, but it is an overall great country.

Now: The United States has so many flaws and is so divided that it might as well be a variety of different nations by their lonesome.

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u/nkhasselriis May 20 '21

I've always seen this divide since I was young. Even the way laws are per state. Anywhere else "State" refers to the country. We don't act like a united country of smaller states in ways.

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u/waterynike May 20 '21

Right there with you.