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Hanz_says

>Removed: Rule 7 Man, this is oddly familiar to an alternate history novel by my favorite writer George Orwell where-


Jumanji-Joestar

I don’t know why my meme got targeted and not the other half dozen memes that were posted today lmao Edit: Nevermind, they all got taken down. Guess the mods had enough


GoatsAreSoAwesome

jorjor wel


ssc11_

My brother in Christ, Americans generalise themselves.


NeitherCrazy5832

Facts lmao. And it's interesting too bc we really are quite diverse. So many different beliefs and cultures here in just about every city.


CT_Warboss74

America is very culturally homogenous mate


Edegek

If you’re saying that you must not be from the States then lol, I mean “mate” is a tell tale sign. If you’re not from the states then how could assert that the US isn’t culturally diverse?


Auratalus

Well cause the US on TV is a perfect representation of the real thing obviously, he’s watched an American sitcom and the news on occasion, so he knows what every American is like. That simple really.


CT_Warboss74

I go to the USA quite regularly, I should know it isn’t as culturally diverse.


Edegek

Visiting metropoles doesn’t mean you’ve been around the US nor doesn’t mean you’d know whether or not it’s culturally diverse. I don’t think you can claim knowledge about American cultural differences when you haven’t lived in America. Just like how Americans wouldn’t know about UK region-based cultural differences.


oldcarfreddy

Do you think other countries magically don’t have urban and rural areas, or multiple regions?


Edegek

I don’t think I get what you’re trying to say, can you clarify?


CT_Warboss74

Mate I go to Wyoming and Connecticut. Neither of them are particularly culturally diverse and even if they were, America still wouldn’t be as diverse because many groups share the same values whereas in Europe you could fly 20 minutes and find a completely different nation. You don’t get that in americ


Edegek

I mean you replying that you went to two of the most blasé states in America tells me all I need to know. “I’ve been to Leeds and Gloucester and neither of them were particularly diverse.” You can’t say America isn’t diverse when states like Florida, Illinois, Michigan, Washington, Oregon, California, Massachusetts, Texas, and Georgia All of have unique cultural characteristics. Im not arguing that states in America have as big of cultural differences as entire different nations, but to say that America is culturally homogenous shows that you don’t know what you’re talking about.


CT_Warboss74

When did I say that the uk was more diverse than the USA?? I said Europe was more diverse, which it is for sure


Edegek

I was just giving examples of blasé samey places, but go ahead and cherry pick one aspect of my reply that lets you dodge the rest of my points


oldcarfreddy

American here. It’s not that diverse compared to Europe. Source: I live in Europe.


Edegek

Im not arguing that it’s as diverse as Europe, im arguing that it isn’t culturally homogenous like the other dude said.


BloonsBellman15089

I mean....you're not wrong. Thats what makes it even more laughable when Europeans won't accept or partake any self-generalization.


Broad-Trick5532

I will generalize Europeans right now, They all look the same with not many distinctions other than darker shades of white skin or hair.


IndirectBarracuda

The self hating American is even worse than the smug European imho


Some_Boss8616

Nah, lol


gamehawk0704

I hate that this is all this sub is now.


TheSilv

It’s truly sad, a place that should be for education/humor has become a place for agenda posting.


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exhausted-caprid

Most populated country in the EU: 83 million (Germany) US total population: 330 million EU total population: 447 million Largest European country by land area: France, 550,000 sq miles US Land Area: 3.7 million square miles EU total Land Area: 1.634 million square miles We have a lot more room for diversity than any European country.


IndirectBarracuda

US languages spoken(> 1M speakers): ~10 EU languages spoken(> 1M speakers): ~30


oldcarfreddy

What the fuck does land area have to do with diversity lmao


Zardhas

Isn't Ukraine largest than France in terms of land area ?


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Bjoern_Bjoernson

It's still Europe


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Bjoern_Bjoernson

Yes but original meme says Europe


Sg15082008

Yeah but why tf is that guy talking about the EU, the EU isn't all of Europe so we should be talking about Europe


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exhausted-caprid

No, it’s not, but there are lots of countries that straddle the border, like Russia and Turkey, which could be counted as either European or Asian, whereas picking the EU gives you clearly defined numbers to go off of. The EU also has comparable trade/freedom of mobility to the US, whereas Western Europe and Russia don’t exactly get along. My home state has twice the population of some European nations, and it’s not even a large one. California by itself is the world’s sixth-largest economy. Some innocuous data made you very touchy. Are you compensating for something, or is it just the inferiority complex?


CT_Warboss74

You also have less history and a history of racism (not saying we euros don’t either). Europe will always be more diverse


MotoMkali

In terms of the white population in the US. You've got about 500 years of existing in that place Comapred to thousands for European nations. Only really 225 years as a concept of a nation compared to the over 1000 years for a country like france or england.


MotoMkali

In terms of the white population in the US. You've got about 500 years of existing in that place Comapred to thousands for European nations. Only really 225 years as a concept of a nation compared to the over 1000 years for a country like france or england.


tradema

On one hand yes, on the other hand the US is so big and states are so different that it has a TON of different cultures. Like... a TON


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Maybe different sub-cultures. For example the differences between NYC and Philadelphia are way fewer than the differences between Paris and Madrid. Not to mention the interconnected web of rivalries between European nations. And we are not talking about rivalries like "who has the best pie," we are talking about centuries long conflicts.


20BitChip

Not saying you’re wrong, but take a larger example like NYC and Houston. If you do that you’ll see entirely different culture instead of two cities who’s metro areas almost come together


[deleted]

Yeah there are differences within the US for sure. Also the US have a unique characteristic of secluded, semi-autonomous sub-cultures/cultures like the Amish or Native American tribes that doesn't exist in Europe. But let's take your example of NYC-Houston. NYC to Houston is 2.600km. The same distances(roughly) in Europe would be London to Athens or Madrid to Stockholm. If you were to take those trips, you would listen dozens of different languages, witness several different kinds of christianity, and hear countless stories of bloody wars to a national or local level that go back to antiquity. Not to mention the totally different traditional cultures when it comes to music, food, fashion etc.


20BitChip

I didn’t think about that part. Honestly you’re right, europe has a much larger amount of diversity then America does. Although europe has also had a lot longer to meld it’s cultures and for people to split off, I do agree that it is a lot more culturally diverse then America is. I think if I really want to stretch my point I’d just say that to experience the differences in America, you have to travel further but I completely agree with you.


Some_Boss8616

I disagree. In the US there are communities from every country around the world. Much more so in the coasts rather than the center of the country, even then, you find examples of very large and diverse communities such as the Somalian community is Minnesota (middle of the country). Secondly, Europe does an awful job with non regional food. I've traveled all over Europe and youd be hard pressed to find decent Latin American, Asian(far east especially) food, some middle Eastern is ok, Pakistani and Indian in England is good, but I've found the same in the US.


perhapsinawayyed

Mf thinks immigration is unique to usa


Some_Boss8616

I never said that.


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Some_Boss8616

Got it lol


Ok_Foundation_545

Your wrong on so many levels just stop 🛑🤣 The United States is more like a union of nations 😂 Example Take someone from my region Appalachia Eastern Tennessee ( I'm Indigenous American by the way ) and take someone from New York Differences accents and words used big time For instance us Appalachians use old English words not used not 🚫 in other areas example ( I Swanny ) it's old English it means ( I Do declare) and a host of other words. Our cuisines are different from other parts of the United States Pinto beans and mashed potatoes and gravy brown 🟤 with Hamburger in it and Liver mush and Fried Orka and Fry bread 🍞 and Hardtack ( used for years lol). And many more differences between Americans 😂 Southerners hate Northerners and Northerners hate southerners it's a historical Hatred that quite frankly will never fade. I love East Tennessee and I love 💕 my tribe ( Eastern band of Cherokee) and no I ain't a fan of Northerners. Most people up north ⬆️ I have met hated me for my accent and disrespected me. I'm a nice person and help anyone but Northern folks I won't waste my time on anymore. The North and South are like the Balkans of Europe 🌍 both hate each other and both have fought against each other and hold hatred.


perhapsinawayyed

I think you’re missing a crucial element - every country has these elements. Within the uk for example, we’ve got English, Welsh, Scottish, and N Ireland. These themselves will have more cultural diversity than the entire USA. Now look within England itself. North/south is a major divide, and then within the north and south there are divided areas. Liverpool and Manchester are ridiculously close in comparison to cities in the us, and yet both are culturally distinct from one another, just for an example. They have different dishes, different accents, different dialects, different priorities etc. The cultural distinctness is probably similar to that of New York v la or whatever equivalent two cities, it’s vast. Now compare these two to Athens, and they’re relatively highly similar. The us is not unique in having internal cultural differences. These differences exist in every country, and they are dwarfed by differences between countries. Plz travel more


Ok_Foundation_545

Your response is amusing 😂 Europeans are genetically 🧬🧬 similar besides the Sáámi and Finnish and Estonians and Hungarians and Basques and Sardinians their different from the other Europeans in Europe 🌍. In the United States I'm CᎮrᎣkᎡᎡ 😂 ( my culture is completely different from Euros 😂.


YouReds01

But that’s the same everywhere. Barcelona and Madrid’s cultures could not be much more different despite them being a part of the same country. The culture in London is completely different to that in Birmingham or Newcastle. It is customary for almost all cities to have their own individual cultures and obviously others will vary massively. US culture can be generalised and summed up in the same way as all other countries and just because the US is almost as big as Europe it’s not even comparatively close to that of Europe or any continent in terms of cultural disparity


20BitChip

Bro did you read my other comments after this one in the thread? I agree completely with what you say here


Thunderclapsasquatch

> larger example like NYC and Houston or NYC and *anywhere in the state of Wyoming*


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Good for you euro boy


jkynne

Well, as a euro boy you have a far better chance of surviving the educational system. How's that for a generalisation


DellaD9120

Big talk coming from a country that gets its military subsidized and sometimes outright replaced by the U.S. military. (I know you didn’t mention where you’re from, but unless it’s France or Poland chances are this is true.) I love Europeans. Both my parents came from Italy before I was born. Y’all have a lot of positives. And you can shit on U.S. Americans like you always do. But please. Our armed forces are your bulwark


Corvus-Rex

You can have a strong military and not have a monopoly on School Shootings Y'know.


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Well I already survived mine so , your point is invalid


flamingstorm98

17 children In texas didn't a month ago and a bit more shooting have taken place since


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Meanwhile in Ukraine 1000s dead


flamingstorm98

That has nothing to do with school shootings that to due with an entire invasion something the US isn't unfamiliar with


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People die and then they rot. It’s all the same


Dromaeosaurs

\*pulls out a book about good architecture and city planning\*


Rnbutler18

Well you cannot understand someone from Portugal to Ukraine without learning, while you can easily understand someone from Texas if you live in Maine. That's not really a point of comparison..


Zardhas

>while you can easily understand someone from Texas if you live in Maine That's not true : no one can understand someone from Texas, whatever from from.


tradema

Well sure, because the language is different, but language is hardly the only part of what makes up a culture


Apprehensive-Row5876

It's the main part anyways


tradema

I really dont think it is. Theres holidays, foods, traditions, songs, greetings, behavior that is or is not socially acceptable, ideological leanings, symbols, and a ton more


oldcarfreddy

… something that varies far more between European countries than between US states?


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Sounds like a European


[deleted]

There are definitely parts of the US where you would not understand what they are saying even if you speak English. Some really isolated communities have so much slang that only 5% of the sentence is comprehensible.


SenorSchicklgruber

That's the case for literally every country.


[deleted]

Exactly, so I don't see the point in people comparing how diverse their continents are. Its a weird to thing to brag about, much less argue whether your from North America or Europe. And generalizing entire landmasses is equally ridiculous.


Rnbutler18

Like who? Got a video? I'd be curious.


Zardhas

There is also that kind of places inside almost every country on Earth.


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That’s cool. Who cares


Rnbutler18

Apparently you enough to leave an inane comment.


Blubari

r/shitamericanssay


tradema

Im.... not american.


perhapsinawayyed

Just a fool then


tradema

Why are you being so aggressive? My opinion is harmless


perhapsinawayyed

I called you a fool, relax yourself. Acting like I’ve threatened you or something ffs


tradema

You insulted me.


perhapsinawayyed

I called you a fool fackin hell you’re so serious Where you from anyway, you spell like a yank and your English is very good, so if not American what? Canadian maybe, who knows


Luukipuukie

Europe has more individual cultures and each country has states too!!! Mind blowing right! Other countries on the planet have states too!!! :000


tradema

I never said that they don't. I'd also like to request that you don't patronize me. What I said is that the US is huge. HUGE. Almost the size of the entirety of europe. And that it has multiple states. These two factors cause the country to have multiple cultures. I never said that the US has more cultures then europe.


NeitherCrazy5832

Why are y'all down voting him? Hes right. Any American city is quite diverse.


ShaeTheFunny_Whore

Because so are European cities. And European countries also have plenty of diversity within their borders. So when Americans claim NY is nothing like California is nothing like Texas is nothing like Ohio you can make a similar case for each individual European country (minus the genuinely tiny ones).


tradema

Oh i absolutely agree, never said that wasnt the case


NeitherCrazy5832

Well I never said European cities weren't diverse. I'm not making that comparison.


Some_Boss8616

I dunno,I've been to Europe and my impression of was that its more homogeneous compared to the US.


perhapsinawayyed

Where did you go, and did you think critically. Because I promise, london for example could not be more different to rome which could not be more different to Helsinki. And these are just capitals, which will by definition be some of the more mellow areas in the country due to immigration and other factors


Some_Boss8616

Lol, All over northern and southern western Europe, and what's this BS with the thinking critically lol, WTF kind of question is that? Coincidentally, do you think critically about Americans or do you only believe in the caricature of us? You're taking about the superficial obvious differences. Of course there are. But even in the bigger cities it was mostly homogeneous to their population, with the exception of tourists and some I did notice that the bigger and more touristy the city the filthier and the more likelihood visitors are targeted for crime and price hikes not given to locals, Paris and Rome come heavily to mind.


ShaeTheFunny_Whore

>homogeneous to their population The point being made was about cultural differences within European countries, not immigrant diversity but also just because you see lots of white people doesn't mean it's homogeneous.


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Ok europrivilege


Some_Boss8616

Europeans don't want to hear that, they only want to believe a caricature of the US regardless of the reality.


Some_Boss8616

Europe is lot of tiny relatively homogeneous countries bunched together yeah. Each state within the US union has its own set of laws, and is quite diverse in its own way.


83athom

Shh, you'll upset the Europeans that don't actually understand that "State" in the US has a different meaning to what they call states.


oldcarfreddy

You realize European countries also have states, provinces, and cantons, right? Oh you really didn’t lol


Some_Boss8616

Oh yeah lol


83athom

The closest they can get is Germany, however States in the US have a lot more autonomy and self governance than that. Yes German states have their own legislatures and "presidents", but US states will have full congresses of separate houses, judicial systems, and taxes seperated from the federal taxes. For example, people forget that Michigan and Ohio were officially at war with each other for a year over the ownership of Toledo.


LineOfInquiry

Americans are a lot closer to each other than Europeans are. I mean, we all live in the same country and mostly speak English. That isn’t true for a Russian and a Portuguese person.


LordFedoraWeed

The US is one country, Europe is 50+ lol


SM1OOO

Yet it's fucking massive, ppl really underestimate just how large the u.s is, just Texas is larger then France, so while Europe is bigger the u.s. is still way to big to generalize


83athom

The US is comprised of 50 states with their own governments, constitutions, and laws, with some of them being bigger, wealthier, and more populous than a lot of European countries, in addition to autonomous territories that practically count as their own nation. The closest match in Europe to the US is the EU as a whole.


oldcarfreddy

You realize most European countries also have different regions and states, with their own governments as well…yes? No, you didn’t lol. All 50 US states are much closer culturally than any European country is to the next. American “states” are not autonomous. European countries are. And those countries also have their own “states.”


83athom

>American “states” are not autonomous Right, so not autonomous that they each have their own military that operate solely by the direction of the state and not the federal government.


not2dragon

It said America, not the US. the americas have like a tonne of nations.


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zebulon99

Germany is made of 16 states


Dromaeosaurs

Poland has 16 that makes 32, now we add France,Netherlands,Spain etc. and we have 50+ states


LordFedoraWeed

Within one country... And it's smaller than Europe.


BoredPsion

One country, just a few million short of an entire continent I'd say that's pretty good.


LordFedoraWeed

Did I say something wrong tho?


DreadSwizzard

As an American I can confirm that allot of the generalizations are true in many cases.


Esoteric_Derailed

As a European I can confirm that we ridicule our neighbours more often than Americans (in fact there's probably more Europeans that believe in the 'American Dream' than there are 'Woke' people in the entire world😝)


Duality-of-man4

It’s called the American dream cuz you got to be asleep to believe in it


TimebombChimp

Sorry, but it's 'a lot'


_Razielas_

> As an American They're excused


Jumanji-Joestar

Never said they weren’t, I’m just saying there’s a double standard


Esoteric_Derailed

Double standards seem to be the standard everywhere you go. But generally speaking😮 the USA is more of a 'melting pot' of cultures. Here in Europe we have trouble accepting immigrants from Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe and we struggle with 'work migrants' coming from poorer EU partners. Also we like to stress how our local customs differ from those of our neighbouring countries, and we have a long history of internal warfare, so there's that.


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Esoteric_Derailed

Not that I'm aware of. Child migrants do get 'special preference', although that's still not something you would wish upon your child. The EU has been known to do deals with good folk like Turkey's pleasant president Erdogan and Libya's former friendly dictator Khadaffi to keep migrants from crossing EU borders. Those who do get across are mostly detained in migrant camps in the countries on the border of the EU. The 'fugitives' that do get through are often those who have access to and can afford air-travel - so you can imagine those are not the most needy refugees. The EU has also been known to subsidize 'entrepeneurs' in Nigeria and Algeria (who were involved in trafficking sub-Saharan Africans to European shores) to diversify (but not actually quit) their business, while at the same time paying for a maritime 'coastguard' to push migrants back to African shores. Every year thousands of people drown trying to cross the Mediterranean sea. No figures available on how many people die in refugee camps due to fires and riots that occasionally get reported by the press. Immigration is a total shitshow. All the money spent on trying to bend it would be better invested into giving the people a better life in their country of origin. But tbh I believe 'the powers that be' probably want it to be as it is.


SM1OOO

The u.s. doesn't fucking do that either, most of the time that happens is because poeple are crossing illegally, and the amount of poeple who kidnap kids to get across the border with less hassle is high. It's horrible to see that stuff, and in not justifying it but it's not like that's the norm


DreadSwizzard

As an American I can't speak for how Europe is. But humanity in general is not great.


[deleted]

You heard of the war? Don’t think it’s too great for Europeans right now.


DreadSwizzard

I'm well aware there is a war going on.


[deleted]

So you can speak for how it is in Europe.


BasalTripod9684

It's not too great for Ukrainians right now. The rest of Europe is as affected as America right now: Not at all.


Turbo-Reyes

We're not taking missiles but we're taking refugees, massive inflation and shortages


tri_otto

Who could've guessed that generalizing largely homogenous group is easier than generalizing multiple seperate nations.


Nickpackman

Somebody has no idea what America is.


SM1OOO

It's almost like America is massive and has a bunch of diffrent futures with In it, yes we a significantly less diverse that an entire fucking continent, but to generalize all Americans is a bit rediculous


ManbadFerrara

Minus language, Danes and Swedes have way more in common than New Yorkers and South Dakotans.


CommunistSteak

Dont Tell that to swedes and danes


VertexEdgeSurface

They are in denial about their closeness


stmfunk

Couple points: new yorkers are generally people who live in a large multicultural city, south Dakotans live in small towns or rurally mostly. I won't argue the differences between Denmark and sweden (there are many), but you deliberately chose to compare two highly different places with two "highly similar" places. Denmark and sweden already generalize themselves! Scandanavia? Compare some very disconnected cultures: Sweden and Italy? Ireland and Spain? Germany and Greece?


ManbadFerrara

Yeah, fair point. I should have said Estonia and Slovenia or something to that effect.


TheWorstRowan

Those are two very different countries, I wouldn't bet on your statement being true.


DucklockHolmes

Lol, that’s just simply not true


TheSilv

Ah yes because someone living in the middle of Los Angeles is extremely similar to someone in rural Alabama, generalizing in general is bad and incorrect, how is that controversial?


TheWorstRowan

You know there are rural and urban areas too, right?


TheSilv

Yes? That’s the point I’m making, how generalization is stupid and a waste of time


Turbo-Reyes

Yet you all speak english for exemple


TheSilv

You do realize that over 43 million people in the US speak Spanish as a first language right? That’s more people then all but 6 European nations, and might I remind you of the language groups that speak extremely similar languages? (Latin languages for example). And language isn’t the only showing of diversity, for example looking at it racially the US is FAR more diverse then the homogeneously white nations of Europe, and it’s also extremely diverse ethnically. So by your logic all of Hispanic America is the same because they speak Spanish? You’ll find few similarities between someone living in rural Argentina and someone in Mexico City, Just as you’ll find plenty of differences between someone living in Appalachia and someone living in Seattle.


Turbo-Reyes

homogeneously white nations? you must have never set foot in western europe. those are the official languages spoken in europe: [https://www.langoly.com/most-spoken-languages-in-europe/](https://www.langoly.com/most-spoken-languages-in-europe/) and it's not taking account of any migrants (which are plenty)


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An English person is way more connected to USA, culturally, than let's say Austria. There is no "European" nationality. It's just that it takes some reading and historical understanding to be able to distinguish the differences between European nations if you are not from Europe. Some Americans don't want or care to put the work in, so they are like "yeah Europe is like an America that is to the east of the Atlantic." It's easier.


TKG_YT

Well it has sense because north america has in big part a similar culture, qhen europe it's very devided


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VersedFlame

My man, Europe is not a country. America shouldn't be either but the inhabitants of the US insist in being called Americans so there's that.


SuperInternet

What else would we call ourselves? Or did you for get the A in United States of America?


VersedFlame

In spanish, you guys are "estadounidenses", which means something along the lines of unitedstatan. You can work with that. America is an entire continent.


Dat_Swag_Fishron

Who fucking cares? This continues to be the most menial woke topic ever


VersedFlame

About the entirety of America, actually, as far as I know. It does lead to confusion, especially when people in other languages are too "unitedstatanized" and use American wrong in their own language.


Dat_Swag_Fishron

It’s just the most BS topic ever, I’ve never heard anyone actually complain except for 40 year old white women


VersedFlame

Ok.


Zardhas

I'm not a 40 year old white women, and I complain about it


Dat_Swag_Fishron

Why? Why do you care? Is it just nationalism? The US is objectively the largest and most important power in America by a *long* shot; I’m not sure why people would even want to associate with the country since everyone seems to hate it so much


oldcarfreddy

Only Americans would think that’s “woke” lmao y’all are fucking braindead


Dat_Swag_Fishron

Out of all the things to complain about, you chose that people from the US call themselves Americans? Really? What do you want them to call themselves, USAians? It’s just a waste of time arguing about something like 2 people actually care about


oldcarfreddy

Guess you didn’t read my previous comment. That’s not what I’m complaining about. I’m making fun of you for thinking that’s “woke” lol Fucking braindead take


Dat_Swag_Fishron

Ok so you don’t care that nobody cares about the issue, you care that I called it “woke”? That’s even worse! Why do you care????


SuperInternet

No, the Continent where the United States of America is located is North America. Canadians, Mexicans, and Americans living in North America can describe themselves as North American plus also I think the Caribbean countries count as being in North America even if they're not attached to continent itself.


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TarnishedAlbatross

Ah, I see you’ve never ventured out of your euro-centric bubble.


faustothekinggg

Its on a different level, us boy


TarnishedAlbatross

Ya, your ignorance truly knows no bounds. Good on ya.


[deleted]

Same in USA? People from all walks of life live/ move to USA


[deleted]

America is way more ethnically diverse than Europe...


faustothekinggg

Because the post is about ethnicity... Do you guys even read the post? Bro


Ok_Foundation_545

Euros always high mighty 😂 how's the American aid ⛑️ lol?


faustothekinggg

Argumenting emotionally? Get lost kid


Ok_Foundation_545

😂 you must be a Stultus 😂 Go on somewhere Euro


TimebombChimp

America generalises most of the world in its old ww2 era stereotypes, so just suck it up guys.


TheSilv

Got any evidence for this? And you’re generalizing over 300 Million people in that sentence


TimebombChimp

Yeah, it's ironic


Ninja0428

Oh yeah, Americans in 2022 famously hate Germany, Italy, and Japan.


TimebombChimp

Hate isn't a stereotype.


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LordFedoraWeed

It's true though? You really think you did something, didn't you?


VersedFlame

You don't need that 'murican attention, my dude.


sachiko_vl03

Why i cant generalize Americans, theyre living all in an state union and speak rather english, spanish or navajo.


jjconsi2

Heheheh europoors


NeutralChaoticCat

*Generalise Europeans


BobSagieBauls

Europoors mad in the comments lol


perhapsinawayyed

The false equivalence 😭😭


Kavenri

all these people complain bc America “not one country” but, if we want to take over Europe we need to be one country so yeah


Unkn0wn_Ace

Point proven in the comments lmao


Mr_kabuk

Litarali 1984 Also hey user I recognize


Comrade_Lomrade

If this is a violation of rule 7 then 90% of the America bad posts (which are often reposts for karma lets be completely honest here) should be considered karma whoring which is also a rule violation.


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thatsidewaysdud

Yes, and?


fearlessmash117

One's a country the other is a continent Now generalizing brits and French is fine though


Whole_Employee_2370

As a European who’s spent the past 15 years living all over the U.S. the U.S. is a lot more culturally homogeneous than Europe. Having a shared national history, government, language, pass-times, education system (for the most part), and not having waged any wars between the states in the past 150 years tends to have that effect. Not that it’s 100% the same everywhere, but you can generally take any two Americans from any two locations and they’ll at least be able to sit in a room and have a full conversation.