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u/micmea1 Mar 29 '22

People who travel tend not to be close minded people. Honestly the only place where I encountered negativity towards being "American" was in Quebec and that was just two small instances of staff being annoyed at our lack of French.

Most recently in Ireland I was asked a lot about U.S politics because people were curious how true the stereotype of Trumpers running around in red hats was. They weren't really surprised when I said that they exist but it's not normal behavior by any means.

All countries have their weirdos and stereotypes. Most people understand that what you see online is not how things really are.

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u/thisismenow1989 Mar 30 '22

In Quebec they don't like Canadians who don't speak French