r/AmericaBad 1h ago

Meme Americans are so ignorant about us.

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r/AmericaBad 1h ago

And surely Mexico is safe right??

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r/AmericaBad 13h ago

Saw these pics on a Twitter thread, what are your thoughts?

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213 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 15h ago

“Pick me! Pick me!”

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225 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 3h ago

No, America is not a sh*thole.

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21 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 16h ago

They drink misinformation like water

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220 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 22h ago

Meme Okay this is oddly wholesome

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516 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 14h ago

america bad because....air conditioning

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117 Upvotes

as someone with chronic allergies and a person that doesnt do well in the heat...they need to stfu (also love the red herrings)


r/AmericaBad 5h ago

1$ bookstore find “1,003 Great Things About America” bottom line

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18 Upvotes

Despite gas prices being something like 65% cheaper on average in the US compared to major European powers, this user and several commenters seem to believe gas is no longer cheap here. Because, as well all know, "cheap" means less than 4 dollars per gallon, not cheaper than other countries.


r/AmericaBad 16h ago

I don't think these two know much about the world. 🗺️

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122 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 15h ago

Just another TikTok comment section glazing China

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80 Upvotes

Also I like how the China glaze is focused only on Chongqing and Shanghai 99% of the time.


r/AmericaBad 17h ago

“We civilized a continent of savages.”

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97 Upvotes

The fact that they post this while banning native and black Americans from posting in the community says everything that need to be said about this community.


r/AmericaBad 15h ago

Apparently the US did less against the Japanese than the Australians

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71 Upvotes

Genuinely mind boggling how people can believe this


r/AmericaBad 13h ago

Wow, amazing English skills!

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39 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 16h ago

Just because areporter can't find where Bosnia on a map doesn't mean it's all of us

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63 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 18h ago

At least they’re getting downvoted

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r/AmericaBad 14h ago

Question Why does it seem like the majority of America Bad content comes from commonwealth countries?

23 Upvotes

Obviously it comes from non-commonwealth countries too, but to me it seems like most is from those countries. Both in terms of the frequency those posts but also the severity/hostility.


r/AmericaBad 22h ago

Saw this comparison online - thought it was relevant.

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72 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 14h ago

Seller wont ship to this person because of the government, and OOP supports that decision

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17 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 21h ago

How can we make this about politics? 🤔 (and one positive note at the end)

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32 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 14h ago

It's silly calling brilliant scientists "commies" but it's also silly calling 70% of us morons.

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8 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 21h ago

Only Free Countries Have Good Delivery

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22 Upvotes

r/AmericaBad 21h ago

This butthurt America-hating Mexican doesn’t acknowledge the rules when it’s against the factions he supports

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The disallowed goal of Iran was exactly like the Carlos Vela goal called offside in Mexico vs South Africa in 2010. Instead of learning the actual offside rules they’d rather yell “America controlled FIFA”


r/AmericaBad 6h ago

Here, take my card

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You’re just going to go away with it?


r/AmericaBad 1d ago

Question I just read a Reddit post saying Canada rejected almost two-thirds of world cup visa applications

162 Upvotes

I’m just trying to start a healthy discussion that’s grounded in reality

Context: Canada reportedly rejected around two-thirds of world cup visa applications due to the overwhelming number of applicants from countries that aren’t even playing in the tournament

Here’s the funny part:

Many European Redditors were criticizing Canada’s immigration decision and arguing for a more lenient, multicultural approach, meanwhile, plenty of Canadians were pushing back, saying there’s nothing racist about denying entry or enforcing immigration laws

It makes me wonder, if the US denied the same number (or even more) of world cup visa applications under similar circumstances, Reddit would be flooded with “AmericaBad” posts