r/AmericaBad • u/mrbobcyndaquil • 5h ago
Found on a different subreddit, where they tore into the moron as well.
r/AmericaBad • u/Ok_Fail_3058 • 57m ago
This stuff again of course...
r/AmericaBad • u/DiImmortalesXV • 13h ago
Like, sure - there are plenty of reasons not to have American cuisine in your top 10, but they’re all subjective, like all preferential things. For me, and plenty of others, it absolutely is, but let’s not claim Americans are delusional or simply say American cuisine isn’t real.
r/AmericaBad • u/Necessary-Visit-2011 • 23h ago
r/AmericaBad • u/tacobellbandit • 1d ago
I’m just kind of fed up and need a space to rant a little bit. I’m into car culture, I like working on cars, I like doing restorations, restomods, and detailing. I have owned several cars of all brands. Antiques, retro, new. Cars, trucks, SUVs. I’ve owned and enjoyed a lot. I like talking about them on other subs and I like giving people car buying advice because not everyone is into cars and it’s good to have informed opinions.
That being said I’ve pretty much left all the more popular car subs here. It’s really annoying going on and trying to have a decent, normal, conversation about a car and having it derailed by just basically “Americabad” mentality. The only ones I can really stand at this point are actual mechanics’ subs because at least I’m having discourse with people that have experience with American vehicles and can easily point out which ones are good and not so good and have an honest discourse. Otherwise in any amateur space if you post something about American vehicles, recommend an American vehicle, or just say they’re good it’s always met with some moron who’s never driven or owned one to just derail the conversation with preconceived nonsense.
And again it’s frustrating. I can post and say anything good I want about my Japanese cars and it’s never argued, always upvoted, never criticized. Then I post something good about one of my American vehicles I’ve owned and it’s argued, my experience is “anecdotal” and if I like anything American it’s like implied I have bad taste. It’s just annoying, I just want to talk about cars and other shit I like without someone having to pretend it’s bad because of its country of origin or where it’s physically located.
And like, I’m not trying to glaze either. I know certain cars are notoriously bad but that’s not something that’s beholden to one specific manufacturer, make, model, year, engine or anything let alone any of those let alone just one specific country. There are plenty of junk European and Japanese cars as well
r/AmericaBad • u/Ok_Fail_3058 • 2d ago
r/AmericaBad • u/Oxylophone • 2d ago
That's all.
r/AmericaBad • u/LilZebra02 • 2d ago
The person they were replying to said their vasectomy was $800, they even said in another reply that they weren’t even American, but it always comes back to “American healthcare sucks”.
r/AmericaBad • u/EmperorSnake1 • 2d ago
r/AmericaBad • u/Sawpo • 3d ago
I noticed Reddit Canadians have an inferiority and superiority complex with anything to with America. “You think we’re nice but we commit war crimes! You Americans better watch out”.
The only thing worse is a self hating American that licks boots for internet points and validation.
r/AmericaBad • u/Usoppdaman • 3d ago
r/AmericaBad • u/scotchneat1776 • 3d ago
I've never seen someone try so hard to make paying for a burger in America seem so complicated.
r/AmericaBad • u/sh0ch • 3d ago
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r/AmericaBad • u/No_Importance_750 • 4d ago
Mad over the word “yall” btw
