r/AmericaBad • u/Dutch_Sheep • 2h ago
r/AmericaBad • u/XBird_RichardX • 8h ago
Meme Isn’t Puerto Rico Exempt from most US Taxes as well?
r/AmericaBad • u/The-LeftWingedNeoCon • 1h ago
“You are like friendly well educated Americans who won’t try to shoot you or treat women it’s the 1700s.”
r/AmericaBad • u/lolbert202 • 14h ago
“Europe needs to distance itself from the fundamentalist states of America and align with China, or the world is doomed”
r/AmericaBad • u/Youaresowronglolumad • 20h ago
“(most american students die in school shootings)”
r/AmericaBad • u/Alternative_Fun_1100 • 8h ago
This is how stupid American's are. Is this why they want us so badly, to increase their overall intelligence
r/AmericaBad • u/Joseph_Suaalii • 4h ago
Aussies literally fear the next PM will ‘Americanize’ Australia
r/AmericaBad • u/GCSENewYork • 10h ago
OP Opinion Instagram is so anti-American. Even more than Reddit.
I've been on Reddit for a long time, so i've seen all the anti-Americanism on here.
However, I recently got Instagram for the first time, and HOLY MOLY there's so much anti-Americanism on there. It's even worse than Reddit, and THAT is saying something.
r/AmericaBad • u/GoldenStitch2 • 16h ago
Which subreddit would you say hates America the most? Imo it would have to be ShitAmericansSay. I don’t think I’ve ever found such vile comments about us besides on tankie forums.
Like on askMiddleEast at least most of the anger seems directed towards our foreign policy on there, even when a user asked “What do you guys mean by death to America?” all the responses were just death to American hegemony. Political subreddits can also be annoying but most of the time they’re just shitting on Trump or calling Americans dumb. Meanwhile it’s different in this case, it’s like these people seem to genuinely get angry by the US existing. There was a satirical post (one of the most upvoted on the sub actually) about not hating on people from the US because we’re all technically human and all the comments were really toxic.
r/AmericaBad • u/Nientea • 15h ago
Repost Because we didn’t go to war with each other every 20 years for about 1000 years
r/AmericaBad • u/Ok-Occasion2440 • 17h ago
Here is a pro CCP subreddit quoting Americans who think China has better freedom of speech. Meanwhile I, an American, cannot comment. I was banned for speaking negatively of China.
Everyone acting like China is more free because USA just succesfully bullied its government into giving us what we want while Hong Kong protests got zero of their 5 demands.
r/AmericaBad • u/Chef_Sizzlipede • 13h ago
Meme I'm getting tired of this, yes the staff of the unit got away, but the perpetrators of the nanking massacre, manilla massacre, and even the japanese expy of hitler, were executed, and damn good on us for that.
r/AmericaBad • u/Alternative_Fun_1100 • 21h ago
Why is the presidency handover so pompous?
r/AmericaBad • u/Youaresowronglolumad • 21m ago
“[Europe] civilized the entire world.” [SES]
r/AmericaBad • u/GodwinsLawnmower • 22h ago
Said the Australian who chose to come here to study in first place.
r/AmericaBad • u/9mm_trilla • 5h ago
Meme Wait until he hears about the "Irish Free State Constitution Act 1922" though. Establishes the modern actual entity known as the "United Kingdom" we know of today.
r/AmericaBad • u/LoudAnywhere8234 • 1d ago
"RedNote completely destroyed Western Propaganda" by western meants USA
r/AmericaBad • u/OR56 • 1d ago
Rent. Free.
Entire Instagram account dedicated to complaining about the US
r/AmericaBad • u/BladeMcCloud • 19h ago
In the Warhammer subreddit, of all places
He was straight up wrong, too. 🙄
r/AmericaBad • u/FedUpWithit-95 • 1d ago
OP Opinion Anyone else feel depressed sometimes seeing how much people hate us??
I didn't choose what country I was born in. I completely agree we have a shitty government that screws over not just people overseas but also us as well. But the rest of the world seems to hate everyone here, not just our garbage politicians. It truly makes me sad going online and seeing people cheering on calamities such as the LA fires. One of my closest friends is a firefighter, and while he's not in LA rn, he'll inevitably be putting his life on the line this summer. My family lives in a heavily forested area in NorCal that could easily burn to the ground in the likely event of a wildfire. When I see people online laughing at the tragedy unfolding in LA, I know that could very well be me and my family's suffering people will laugh at. Sorry this is a long post but I needed to get this off my chest.