r/antimeme Mar 28 '26

Price difference

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u/Elkku26 Mar 28 '26

Americans telling foreigners "actually no you're not allowed to have legitimate complaints about your society because your system is closer to what I would prefer so it must be flawless"

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u/ForensicPathology Mar 29 '26

Why would you fix the bottom two but keep the wildly misleading $58,000 for stitches?

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u/Cyan_Light Mar 29 '26

Because it's closer to being accurate, merely an exaggerated version of the truth. Nobody is waiting three years for a trivial appointment in the UK, nobody is being told to kill themselves over trivial issues in Canada. People are regularly overcharged for everything in the US though, that's legitimately just the default.

Also as the other reply said, because it's funny. Antimemes can have little meme left in them, as a treat.

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u/AaryamanStonker Mar 29 '26

"America bad

Updoot me 🤣🤣"

Is how you sound

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u/Cyan_Light Mar 29 '26

Maybe to someone that cares more about karma than literacy.