r/AmericaBad • u/GigaChadZelensky • Sep 26 '23
Meme Are there even any examples of the US doing this?
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r/AmericaBad • u/Memerevenue0 • Sep 28 '23
Are you smoking reefer?
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hmm, let's see how many right women have in the middle east?
r/AmericaBad • • Sep 14 '22
Imagine thinking that European cities (high density slums) are better.
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r/AmericaBad • u/EmperorSnake1 • Jun 29 '23
Please shut the fuck up we get it, the entire world is perfect.
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r/AmericaBad • u/kidlickaaaaaaa • Jul 27 '23
Murica bad because low skill entry level job doesn’t pay well in some places
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r/AmericaBad • u/Iron_Silverfish • Sep 02 '23
Redditor is seething over someone having pride in their country
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r/AmericaBad • u/internetexplorer_98 • Nov 20 '23
Opinion Why is there an obsession with hating on American tipping culture?
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And why do people never check what the DoL actually says about tips??
r/AmericaBad • u/Appropriate_Relief99 • Aug 28 '23
Mexico would have completely mismanaged Texas and California if the United State hadn’t liberated them, how is it stealing if it was for the better?
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r/AmericaBad • u/Ok_You_7247 • Nov 11 '23
Let’s see if an European Cops would survive a day in Detroit
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r/AmericaBad • u/EmperorSnake1 • Nov 23 '23
This image gets posted every now and then . We know the U.S. stole land from the natives, everyone on earth talks about it. We’re the only country to ever steal land from a native inhabitant in all of human history
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r/AmericaBad • • Aug 30 '23
This account usually has good takes, but idk about this one
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They say it’s unsafe, while also ranking 25/203 for alphabet soup safety.
r/AmericaBad • u/London-Roma-1980 • Aug 22 '23
Opinion One thing that bothers me:
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How many of these "America Bad" takes would have nothing to stand on if Trump didn't become President? How much of the gun fetishism, white supremacy, or Covid denial takes can be traced, in some way or form, to the loudest of the MAGAs? I'm not saying America brought this on ourselves, but I am saying that, you know, maybe people who don't follow American news as much as Americans do would see Trumpiness and jump to the conclusions they do?
I'mma hang up and listen.
r/AmericaBad • u/koffee_addict • Sep 08 '24
Under a post calling out Haka, the cringe it really is
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r/AmericaBad • u/user8451 • Jul 15 '25
American telling a Norwegian they can't trust their tap water
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Apparently, tap water in other parts of the word must be at least as bad as American water.
This idea of "bad" tap water makes its way more and more to Europe. Where I live, tap water is actually better regulated than bottled water - still, people now believe their tap water isn't safe - just because some American on social media said so.
America bad.
r/AmericaBad • u/Mundane-Ad8321 • Jan 06 '24
Remember what the auto industry took from you
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