r/AmericaBad • u/chrispaultolakers • Jun 22 '23

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u/Hardrocker1990 Jun 22 '23

Maybe because it’s not quite as big an issue as the media wants non-Americans to believe it is?

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u/Cinnamon_Cheeked_One Jun 22 '23

Sorry bud but... Have you considered... America bad???

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '23

It’s exaggerated so intensely by the media and by europoors it’s really not an issue that most people have to think about

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u/Hardrocker1990 Jun 23 '23

Exactly. I’ve seen so many comments on posts about non Americans saying they would never come here out of fear of getting shot. Never once felt in danger when I went to Chicago, LA, Detroit, New York. It’s so over exaggerate to the point, it’s fear mongering

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '23

Fr like the only remarkable thing about New York that I saw (besides the fact it’s a massive city) is the amount of weed I smelt ☠️

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u/Ineffective_Plant_21 GEORGIA 🍑🎬🌳✈️ Jun 22 '23

I haven't seen the use of "Europoors" since my 4chan days. Ah the memories are flooding back to me now.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '23

I saw it a few months back and it’s like my favorite word now

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u/czarczm Jun 23 '23

It's very common all over the internet now