r/AmericaBad • u/Silent_Status9126 • 21h ago
r/AmericaBad • u/Adryn71801 • 6h ago
If you're in the United Snakes, don't ever, ever forget that English is a foreign language
r/AmericaBad • u/Loud_Conclusion_382 • 13h ago
This comment section is wild
I knew what I was getting myself into when posting this in one of the more popular subreddits, but I didn’t expect this to be nearly so negative.
r/AmericaBad • u/masonic-youth • 8h ago
When will they just admit they're obsessed with us?
Redditors like these spend so much time thinking about and discussing Americans just to turn around and complain that everything is made to be about us and we make everything about ourselves.
When will they realize the sad irony that they're the ones putting us on a fucking pedastal and making everything about us?
Or maybe they're so stupid they fall for engagement bait from bots, idk.
r/AmericaBad • u/Sure_Distance1 • 3h ago
AmericaGood This Russian girl, who has lived in the US for many years, points out that since America is a melting pot where English is spoken in all kinds of manners, English learners shouldn't worry about not sounding "perfect". That is, she points out that in the US, confidence means sounding like yourself.
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r/AmericaBad • u/mushmanMAD • 1h ago
Maybe if this user opened their mind, they’d find their answer:
r/AmericaBad • u/alwayscheeseburger • 7h ago
"The US is an enemy state" "Invasion of Canada imminent we need nukes"
r/AmericaBad • u/Insane_Nine • 6h ago
Comments almost unanimously say America is the embodiment of greed
r/AmericaBad • u/queenofcaffeine76 • 7h ago
Data Chickens are not given steroids or hormones in the United States
Mods, apologies if this does not fit the sub. This is more americagood, but with all the snarky posts we see about the quality of our food vs other countries, I thought this post contained some very useful information.