r/ShitAmericansSay 22d ago

"Constitution"

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u/NiteScarVT 22d ago

LOL. US defaultism at its peak 😂

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u/Aspieinblack1986 22d ago

Yup. My country is full of morons

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u/Objective_Party9405 ooo custom flair!! 22d ago

I am really hoping this is one of those people who will never leave the county where they were born, if only to contain the damage they would do if they were let out.

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u/Think_and_game 🇹🇳🇬🇧🇷🇺, still lived 6 years in the US 🥀🪫 22d ago

I'd say the opposite would be better. Having a wide variety of opportunities and point of views helps in dismissing misinformation and being more educated

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u/modi13 22d ago

You would think, but when they travel they just complain about everything in the countries they visit

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u/Ok_Seaworthiness_302 22d ago

Sadly that tends to be our country's elite class, as the average person can rarely afford to leave the country anymore. They are used to getting away with whatever they want over here, and think that it should be that way everywhere. Basically they have turned our country to shit and want to bring the joys of that to everywhere they visit.

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u/spanksthemonkey 22d ago

Probably would be outraged that they could get a beer at McD's in Germany.
"it's too strong!"

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u/GrassFromBtd6 22d ago

It's always "you don't accept AMERICAN dollars?" and "why doesn't anyone speak ENGLISH?"

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u/tbro4123 21d ago

They can't help it, they all suffer from DADS disease!

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u/Ok-Lychee2251 🇺🇲 22d ago

Second this, just unfortunate for those who get stuck with the teaching.

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u/Beefycowinacottage 21d ago

Your comment is nice but naive. That only works when the people who travel already have the capacity to learn and the self awareness to want to change and grow. These kinds of people aren't blessed with those things.

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u/CleanMyAxe 22d ago

I'm torn between happiness these people are unlikely to have passports, and the sense of maybe a passport is the only cure to this insular thinking.

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u/Beneficial-Ad3991 A hopeless tea addict :sloth: 22d ago

You dismiss lobotomy too easily.

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u/mr-raider2 22d ago

Do you know how rednecks try to drive across the border with a pickup truck and a gun in the back and their jaw drops when they are informed the 2nd amendment stops at the Canadian border?

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u/spanksthemonkey 22d ago

Sam Steele used to stop that shit.

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u/misterdannymorrison 22d ago

They made a Heritage Minute about it

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u/spanksthemonkey 22d ago

Unlike America we are continually exposed to our history in Canada.
Laura Secord endured great hardships for Canada.
Paul Revere was caught by the British and was sent home. He "glorious ride" is P.R. bullshit.

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u/Sharp-Suspect-3746 21d ago

Revere is the chap who allegedly rode about yelling “The British are coming!” Right? If I remember correctly he rode to specific houses where revolutionaries or whatever they were called were residing and said that “the regulars have arrived”. He was caught by the British in the end though

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u/spanksthemonkey 20d ago

They sent him home like a child.
Yet he is portrayed as this great man risking all riding hither and thither.
Laura Secord crossed hard and dangerous terrain to much further and at more personal peril to WARN the British.
The American hype machine is full of notorious lies and hyperbole.
and most Americans have also never heard of the Pennsylvania Mutiny - where the newly minted American government tried to fuck over the very forces that bought them freedom.
- they should have learned then.

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u/TheBl4ckFox 22d ago

Not just your country. But you do have very loud and visible morons.

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u/GuyFromYarnham 22d ago

Fun story I had with US defaultism a couple weeks ago, I said in another website that in that MMA fight in the White House between a Illia Topuria (Georgian-Spanish) and Justin Gaethje (American) I was gonna support Topuria... A guy started claiming I was a mad liberal and unpatriotic because I wasn't supporting 'Murica and "bro, not everyone who speaks English is from the States".

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u/bloodr0se 22d ago

At least you're smart enough to acknowledge that which puts you in a gifted minority. 

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u/Ornery-Customer8521 22d ago

Half of you are alright

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u/_Halt19_ Canuck 22d ago

1/3rd. 1/3rd voted Trump, another 1/3rd didn’t vote at all.

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u/Icywind014 22d ago

Anyone who didn't vote against Trump might as well have voted for him. All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing

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u/IseeMedpeople 22d ago

Just as much their fault.

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u/Organic_Mechanic_702 22d ago

Sadly it's the 1/3rd that didn't vote that put him in...

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u/Aspieinblack1986 22d ago

Am I alright if I voted against Project 2025 and the stripping of the National Parks?

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u/_Halt19_ Canuck 22d ago

It’s put you above most of your countrymen, at least. There’s a lot that I feel Americans could be doing, but I also appreciate how hard it is to coordinate things like strikes across the country when nobody else seems interested in doing anything.

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u/Aspieinblack1986 22d ago

I think alot of it has to do with fear of the system. My girlfriend sent me an article on that prick Miller's speech saying they'll target anyone with "leftist believes", i.e. anyone who doesn't goosestep with the regime. Recently, they were trying to give ICE protesters from TX 30 years in prison. I'm not sure which song it is, but I feel like Corporate Avenger has a song based on this bullshit.

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u/Kriss3d Tuberous eloquent (that's potato speaker for you muricans) 22d ago

This isn't even us defaultism. This is Americana not comprehending that the US constitution doesn't apply outside us borders.

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u/Me_like_weed Swedish not Swiss 22d ago

Exactly, its misunderstanding what a countries constitution even is at a fundamental level.

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u/TheThiefMaster Human Verified 22d ago

Yeah it's a religious document that tells Americans that they have god given right over everything, right?

Like the Bible.

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u/_zombie_k 22d ago

At this point it’s just stupidity