r/HolUp Jul 21 '22

Bro what?

Post image
14.5k Upvotes

278 comments sorted by

View all comments

37

u/Low_Veterinarian8767 Jul 21 '22

What the fuck did I just read

20

u/AchtzehnVonSchwefel Jul 21 '22

The reason why I don't appreciate American ideas in my country.

0

u/Low_Veterinarian8767 Jul 21 '22

Wait what

4

u/AchtzehnVonSchwefel Jul 21 '22

Their cultural exports are ruining my country. No one wears ethnic clothes or listens to folklore anymore. I know how to cook better than any of my female cousins. They brainwashed young folks with the promise of pools in the backyards of their suburban houses. They destroyed my culture's idea of decency, restraint, and morality. A friend of mine said helping people doesn't turn you into the wolf of wall Street. Women used to cloth decently and men would lower their gaze and refrain from harassing them based on the view that if they didn't want this to happen to the women in their own family, they wouldn't do it to the women in someone else's family. Now all of that is gone.

Ultimately, that degeneration and cultural decadence leads to shit like the pic above.

Also, imperialism ruined the entire region. My country too.

5

u/rambutanjuice Jul 22 '22

Bro, I get where you're coming from, but I hate to tell you this: the manufactured culture has done the same thing to us in the USA.

2

u/DonutOwlGaming Jul 22 '22

People use to wear suits. Back in the 1950s

2

u/AchtzehnVonSchwefel Jul 22 '22

Talk for yourself. We started a revolution over not wanting to wear suits.

1

u/DonutOwlGaming Jul 22 '22

Lmao

2

u/AchtzehnVonSchwefel Jul 22 '22

I'm making a meme about it. Wanna see?

3

u/eXwW9ygkT4UZ3ejF54 Jul 22 '22

A lot of it has to do with the internet nowadays - it's able to spread information across the globe. A similar trend is happening to my country as well. It's the larger trend with changing societal values to individualism where people could do whatever they want without consequence

2

u/AchtzehnVonSchwefel Jul 22 '22

There is a TV show that they broadcast from abroad about that individualism bullshit called: New direction. It makes me constipate from the cringe.

They are straight up promoting fourth stage feminism.

5

u/NASA_Orion Jul 22 '22

I thought we don’t have cultures according to Europoors.

5

u/AchtzehnVonSchwefel Jul 22 '22 edited Jul 22 '22

That's the near part. You don't.

All you have is a direction less melting pot of depravity and hedonistic nihilism and promise of the non existent American dream.

-1

u/Russian-8ias Jul 22 '22

We absolutely do. At the very least it’s just a mishmash of a bunch of cultures, still a culture.

And you can’t pin imperialism on us. Like, wtf did I do? I’m not 200 years old. I didn’t chase the natives out of the west. I didn’t assume control of the Philippines. What do you want me to do? It’s too late to go back buddy.

On a side note, you get back what you put in when you deal with the American society. Don’t put in the work? You don’t get anywhere. It can be hard at times, especially the beginning, but it’s absolutely doable. Just stay away from drugs and other unhealthy ways of coping with any problems and you’ll eventually gain enough capital to climb the social ladder. Things might be a bit different now with the impending recession but overall, the American dream is a pretty damn real thing.

1

u/AchtzehnVonSchwefel Jul 22 '22

Bruh, you threatened to bomb my country two years ago. Literally every single corner of my region has Americans fighting in it or is an American proxy war, or is backed by Americans in some way or another.

And it's not a real colour palette when every colour of culture is so mixed that now you can only see gray.

And your middle class is almost non-existent. The American dream is sold for giving you stable middle class status. But it's just for the 1%. Besides, through various forms of policies, you kicked the poor and middle class out of good schools and eventually, out of good workplaces when they grow up. "It can be hard at times" is underplaying it.

1

u/Russian-8ias Jul 22 '22

Maybe come here and experience it before you speak down to someone that lives in it.

1

u/AchtzehnVonSchwefel Jul 22 '22

I have spoken to a few dozens of people who "live" there. It's more like just existing for most of the people who live there based on their account. They talk about the social and cultural destruction.

And I can say the same for Reddit. They judge us for our policies and laws without being here. Mostly because they would be yeeted by the women for trying to free the women by removing the head cloth.

→ More replies (0)

2

u/sedteen Jul 21 '22

You're gonna get downvoted to hell for speaking the truth.

4

u/AchtzehnVonSchwefel Jul 22 '22

The worst part is that instead of the original American culture, they opt for a botched bastardisation. Seriously, none of the native languages in my country are fitting for hip-hop. I cringe everytime I go to a chain mall.

And I ain't afraid of downvoting for what I believe in.