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the Americans your counting on:
your
Got him some slack he’s high as balls
your
I feel attacked.
First time?
I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue.
No, I’ve been afraid before.
Don’t think anyone has ever really disagreed on this
The disagreement is about who else sucks.
We’re a revolting people, always have been
Americans don’t all suck, America sucks.
We need to hear it. It needs to be pointed out at every opportunity.
Same old same old. To be fair I think the average lemming knows US is bipolar, it’s almost every 4 to 8 years you’re remimded half of us have severe lead poisoning or something.
My first time with the Internet hate was Bush invading Iraq for no fucking reason, throwing us into recession and dragging others in by abusing NATO. I was in high school, not old enough to vote, and yet still had to apologize on behalf of assholes who aren’t even in the same state as me for voting in a guy who was almost assassinated by a pretzel.
That reminded me of that flash game where you could press buttons on a Bush action figure to hear some bushisms (like “when we’re talking about war, we’re really talking about peace” and “there’s an old saying in Texas, I know it’s in Texas, probably Tennessee” and “peeance freeance”?) and there was one button to make him spit out a pretzel he was choking on. I tried to look it up but I can’t find it :(
This meme kind of missed the point. We’re not just making fun of Americans
We’re making fun of a very specific group of Americans
You are, some people aren’t.
And some people voted for Donald Trump
More than some…
So what?
A country’s government is often referred to as just the country as a kind of shorthand. You hope that people know that a country’s citizens are not its government, but…
The anti-American circle jerk is irritating and a bit hypocritical. There are very few countries that haven’t done fucked up shit, so that’s where I think the hypocrisy comes in. However, I think the real damage is the division it grows. It draws lines by nationality instead of more helpful characteristics such as values, ideals, and goals. We all have a lot more in common than we have differences. I tend to believe that things could improve if we work together towards a common goal rather than going around stereotyping and placing blame. Personally, I don’t think that an “us vs them” model is the best approach. We’re all here in this together. Maybe we could work towards understanding, inclusion, collaboration, and interdependence while accepting and even celebrating each other’s differences.
No but you don’t understand. America is the worst country on the entire planet since the dawn of time!!!
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Who the hell is poochie
Never met him
SAY THE THING
I’ve never been more disappointed to be born american.
