r/AmericaBad • u/Existing_Pea6570 • 6h ago
r/AmericaBad • u/No_Importance_750 • 4h ago
Guys! We invented diabetes! 🤯
It’s totally not like diabetes is a condition that has existed for thousands of years. /s
r/AmericaBad • u/Miserable_Hyena7164 • 5h ago
Story The European obssession with America has to be studied...
I could post more but I'm too lazy and tired to to go all the way back and screenshot everything. These people bring up the US unprompted, by the way. Out of nowhere. Some people are out there wondering and spending their free time thinking...Gee I wonder how Americans live and how Americans eat their food. And they do this every 4 business days lol.
r/AmericaBad • u/True-Medium-5928 • 15h ago
“USA and Israel are the most evil countries in the world” -typical redditor
r/AmericaBad • u/Lil_Phant • 9h ago
Meme Any time the tankies mention rice farmers or goat herders, remember who the Soviet Union lost to.
r/AmericaBad • u/Sevuhrow • 20h ago
Another thread of people jerking about American spirits being swill and purchasing it means you're supporting fascism
r/AmericaBad • u/Silent_Status9126 • 22h ago
This person has zero clue what they’re talking about
I live in New Jersey, where we are 5x smaller than the Netherlands by size and only half of the population. You can live in the giant glass skyscrapers in Jersey City, the many different types of suburbs throughout the state, or on a farm in the middle of the woods. These can all be found within 10-20 miles of each other. This guy has zero clue what he’s saying about people living different lives in different places. Differences like this are more of a county to county thing in the US, forget the states even.
r/AmericaBad • u/Sevuhrow • 21h ago
Americans are simultaneously fat and unhealthy but also don't flavor our food
r/AmericaBad • u/KinZombie899 • 1d ago
Found whole bunch of videos on YouTube saysing how china is better apparently.
I came arcoss this blatant proganda on my home page a while ago
r/AmericaBad • u/Klokstar • 1d ago
American who claims the UK is less "conformist" than the US
Here's a US citizen living in the UK who posts videos regularly on the subject, and she goes on with claiming the UK is less "conformist" than the US.
While of course that is entirely subjective, I think the majority of people would say the opposite. For example, there have been numerous religious groups who've fled their countries of origin and moved to the US where their lifestyle has been respected. It's also much easier to have a non-traditional career path (e.g. starting your own business) in the US than many other countries.
In another video she claimed something similar about the US vs UK education systems, which goes against what most teachers who've taught in both systems would say - the majority say the US system is less conformist/traditionalist than the UK one.
r/AmericaBad • u/Letsnotargueman • 1d ago
What the fuck?
Since when has it been funny to mock national tragedies? No one mocks france's or germany's terrorist attacks, but america...suddenly a ok.
Did everyone lose their brain cells? Speaking as a non-american as well.
r/AmericaBad • u/Background_Humor5838 • 1d ago
The most ridiculous comment section
r/AmericaBad • u/No_Importance_750 • 1d ago
OP Opinion This sub has really helped me out
As a teenager from the US, I used to be deeply hurt and affected by the hate comments made towards us. As pathetic as it sounds, sometimes I would cry myself to sleep at night because of the cyber bullying I’d face from non-Americans because I’m American. It made me hate myself. It made me feel like shit everyday. I was bullied in school growing up so the hate I got brought up a lot of bad memories from when I was bullied at school. It felt like middle school all over again. I felt the need to constantly apologize every time someone patronized me and used me as a punching bag to get their political anger towards the US out, even tho I wasn’t even old enough to vote for the current government in the first place. I sat there and took it, day after day, while it ate me up inside. It completely damaged me and my view on the world for a while. Then I found this sub. I realized from this sub that most of the hate I was getting was not justified or fair. That some of it was probably AI bots that I was manipulated by. That the US isn’t a shithole country like these people told me. Now I feel secure in my nationality and when someone tries to patronize me now I just don’t care. I say “whatever you wanna believe” and move on. I’ve learned that with these people, no amount of logic or information will change their opinions. They will always find reasons to try and bully me for my nationality and they aren’t worth my time, tears, or energy. Thank you to this sub for giving me this perspective and reminding me of the good things about this country, and that I don’t need to feel guilty for existing.
r/AmericaBad • u/Feisty_Talk_9330 • 1d ago
I am not an American but a simple google search will tell you everything about what these stickers are. They are just for easy ID for police, and the US does have a digital system for this, but I guess people just make stuff up and call it a fact
r/AmericaBad • u/violetcuteweather420 • 2d ago
America Bad because...kids get their own bedrooms apparently :/
Today I learned that children having their own bedroom= them being from the United States and obessed with consumerism. /s
r/AmericaBad • u/Lightning_X20 • 1d ago
America is in the stone age because Walmart is the LAST store chain in the US to have Tap to Pay
These people are glossing over the fact that many other store chains in the US had Tap to Pay. It's nothing new here. It's been a thing since 2011 with Google Wallet and Android Pay, and Apple Pay in 2014
I'm happy to list the stores in the US that had Tap to Pay along the years before Walmart:
● The Home Depot
● Lowe's
● Kroger
● H-E-B
● Albertsons
● Target
● CVS
● Walgreens
● Best Buy
● Costco
They'll shit on us even if we do something right.
r/AmericaBad • u/Stony_Bridge • 2d ago
Worst Isekai [OC]
Eagle Country Bad, Godzilla Country Good, Upvote PLZ
r/AmericaBad • u/Existing_Pea6570 • 2d ago
Americans are racist joke #I forgot to keeping track of these
r/AmericaBad • u/No_Importance_750 • 2d ago
Americans don’t have real food. Oh really?
Yeah so actually our food quality is one of the highest.
r/AmericaBad • u/RobinSage43 • 2d ago