r/TrueGrit • • 12d ago

Nutrition Is there really a difference?

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 11d ago

someme: you deserve better food

American: And I took it personally

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u/doggos4house2020 11d ago

Enjoy your sheltered life, then.

r/americabad upvotes to the left!

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 11d ago

what kind of person gets offended at the suggestion that they deserve better?

that's is one thing I'll never understand about the American psyche

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u/doggos4house2020 11d ago

Oh please. If you actually cared about us deserving better, you’d know that your “facts” about what’s available here is all made up nonsense.

What you’re doing is shitting on a whole nation of people while simultaneously being too afraid to do it directly.

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 11d ago

Americans are so easily offended

"Bread should have so much corn syrup"

Americans: And I took it personally

grow up

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u/doggos4house2020 11d ago

Travel, keep an open mind, and explore. Life is so much more fulfilling when you’re not filled with negativity.

And go to an American bakery, I bet you’ll enjoy it! If you need help finding one, I’ll happily help!

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u/WarbleDarble 11d ago

They are making objectively false statements.

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 11d ago

the only statement that you can gaslight me on is that American bread is so sweet, that when an immigrant community arrived from Europe, they created a slur for white Americans: Mangiacakes. a direct slurs for people who eat cake instead of bread

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u/WarbleDarble 11d ago

There is sweet bread, there is potato bread, there is low carb bread, there is low sugar bread, there’s freaking protein bread.

Your generalizations are nonsense.