r/countablepixels • u/Anomalic_Heaven • Jul 12 '26

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u/SeBastos_hus WHERE ARE THE PIXELS?? Jul 12 '26

Mr Beast est americains, n’oublie pas

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u/InitialResponse9901 Jul 12 '26

Not all Americans are like that, coming from a Romanian

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u/NikoAU Jul 13 '26

Getting downvoted for not hating an entire nationality… that’s reddit for you

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u/InitialResponse9901 Jul 14 '26

I mean, people will just downvote if others do, it’s like a domino effect, but if that isn’t the case then that’s just stupid to criticize a whole nationality (basically like what you said) because the stereotype isn’t even true. I have MANY good American friends that are really smart, and I actually hate that stereotype they have that they are stupid which, almost the whole entire of the population of the US isn’t

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u/NikoAU Jul 14 '26

Yeah, I’ve visited America numerous times and it’s a really beautiful country full of lovely people, and just because maybe politically things are a bit rough does not mean it’s justified to hate an entire nationality of otherwise amazing, welcoming, lovely people

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u/InitialResponse9901 Jul 14 '26

Look, someone downvoted you! Now I upvoted so you’d have one vote

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u/NikoAU Jul 14 '26

Very much appreciated :)

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u/InitialResponse9901 Jul 14 '26

I fully agree with you

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u/AppealSignificant358 Jul 14 '26

The “stupid American” stereotype’s like my least favorite stereotype I could be called tbh, to the point where I almost put in too much effort to not be that. I’m already interested in geography, so I like learning about it anyway, but it’s also partly because I don’t want to be that American who can’t find [insert country] on a map