Anonymous #1 17w

🤨

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Anonymous #1 17w

Yeah, because this place is a fucking grease fire and needs to be contained and extinguished and have repairs done.

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Anonymous #1 17w

yeah because it’s embarrassing what’s happening to it

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Anonymous #3 17w

I’d say we just hate the way the US involves itself with the world. We don’t necessarily hate the people we know that the system failed you

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Anonymous #6 17w

i don’t think so:/

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Anonymous #5 17w

I hate the people (I’ve lived here my whole life)

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Anonymous #6 17w

Negative

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Anonymous #1 17w

Self awareness is a super power. All it is

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Anonymous waffle. 17w

no

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Anonymous #9 17w

or what

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Anonymous waffle. 17w

They do not

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Anonymous #9 17w

Underwhelming comment

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Anonymous OP 17w

I’m not disagreeing that things aren’t the best here. I also think that you should not ashamed of where you’re from. Every country goes through good and bad periods and has people that are the same

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Anonymous #1 17w

I get it. There’s no shame but there’s not pride either

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Anonymous #6 17w

OP literally said “as an American”

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Anonymous waffle. 17w

Have you ever left the country?

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Anonymous #1 17w

Our “bad periods” have been from when the country was founded to a little bit of world war two, then a blip of “i guess we’re okay”, followed by another bad period comprising the cold war to the present day 🫩

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Anonymous #9 17w

This is such a bullshit comment. Yeah, going somewhere else would be fine and dandy. However, 1) Like most people in this country, I’m broke as fuck and can’t afford to leave 2) Even if I did leave, America would still be committing atrocities abroad. This country is a cancer that infects everything it touches, and the world will not know peace until it stops existing in its current form

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Anonymous #9 17w

They’re air heads they’re just going to say “make me”😂 immigrants risk their life to get the chance to live in this good ass county yall just ungreatful

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Anonymous #14 17w

Ungrateful

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Anonymous #13 17w

The US is the youngest superpower by far. The scale of the government with the states is not comparable to many if any other countries. Yes there is going to be issues I don’t see how saying I’m sorry for being American is a mindset that helps progress

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Anonymous #1 17w

Ok but gays and trans people and people of color and different religions get killed legally in other countries I swear the people who hate this county would not be happy any where else and if you are do us a favor and leave 😂🥳

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Anonymous #14 17w

the fact you have to compare our country to some of the worst to make it sound better isn’t really helping your point. you’re artificially lowering the bar

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Anonymous #14 17w

If you don’t like people expressing their opinion then you leave lmao

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Anonymous #14 17w

You can’t spell for shit lmao

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Anonymous #14 17w

Then fund my trip since you want me gone. If not, I’m staying to make turn this shithole into something worthy of positivity in the ways I can.

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Anonymous #11 17w

“The United States: Our worst critics prefer to live here.”

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Anonymous #6 17w

You should want your worst critic to live here. No one ever improves by hearing they do everything right all the time.

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Anonymous #4 17w

I get how you took it that way but it’s not really the worst of the worst I’m talking about majority. I’ve traveled the world a lot, I’m not ignorant I’m not saying the USA is perfect but im definitely grateful after traveling abroad some people have to pay for every square of toilet paper..

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Anonymous #14 17w

This comment doesn’t make you sound very smart

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Anonymous #14 17w

Are you ok

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Anonymous #7 17w

Yeah but people are a-holes because they were brought up to be a-holes

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Anonymous #14 17w

most people don’t just want better for themselves, they also want better for others. we’re not selfish, and that’s why we don’t leave. we care about making the country better, and pointing out its flaws is the first step to that.

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Anonymous #4 17w

I guess that makes sense , but not really

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Anonymous #14 17w

Far from it.

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Anonymous #2 17w

But closest to it 😂

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Anonymous #4 17w

That makes no sense, pointing out something out doesn’t really do all you do is whine and whine. People already agree it’s a good country it needs fixing that’s why majority people voted for trump.. you can’t make people agree with you you’re right you’re not selfish you just want everyone to agree with what you see as bad or good. As someone who immigrated young to America why don’t you just leave? I left my country because it was run by communists, if you’re so heroic and brave do it.

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Anonymous #4 17w

Atleast you’re allowed to point out the flaws of your countries without hiding in a lot of other countries you’d be offed or sent to jail for it.

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Anonymous #14 17w

As they’re compiling lists of Trans people and those seeking abortions, constantly surveilling our every action, tracking anyone who opposes ICE, disappearing children and BIPOC folks, openly killing civilians… sure thing. We have it soooo great here. 🙄

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Anonymous #14 17w

Just say you love fascism. We know you do.

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Anonymous #14 17w

“Stop using your right to protest, you should just be happy you have it” 😭✌️ I’m sorry for you if your solution to “I want better for myself and everyone around me” is to just run. We have the tools to make real change, but you’re complaining when people even think about using them. You act like it’s inherently wrong to want to improve the system we live in. You might be content with a less-shitty system, but most of us want it to not be shit at all.

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Anonymous #14 17w

also the majority of people didn’t vote for trump bro 😭 less than a third of the country did lmao

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Anonymous #14 17w

Also idiotic reasoning

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Anonymous #14 17w

and a lot of those same people that voted for trump are reaping what they sowed. my parents did and now they agree with me that he’s awful for the country😭

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Anonymous #1 17w

Of course! Saying “i’m sorry for being an american” does nothing. It’s normal to feel a bit of shame, but ultimately it’s not the person’s fault. What DOES contribute to progress is recognizing that the world will be a better place once the United States stops existing

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Anonymous #14 17w

You are ignorant yes

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Anonymous #4 17w

I’m not i literally said, you’re right it is okay to want to make a country better, but you won’t ever get it because you all are spoiled Americans who hate a country because it’s not perfect again. Atleast you have the right to use them. But keep calling it the worse of the worse .

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Anonymous #4 17w

So how did he win??? What??

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Anonymous #14 17w

When was it perfect?

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Anonymous #14 17w

He won because of the electoral college. Do you not know how US elections work???

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Anonymous #10 17w

I literally just googled it you’re wrong

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Anonymous #10 17w

Never once said it was perfect can you read ?

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Anonymous #10 17w

49.8% is not a third

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Anonymous #3 17w

That’s not the point I was trying to make I don’t care about trump, I was saying that if everyone thought it was perfect they wouldn’t have voted for a president because he claimed he was going to make it better.

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Anonymous #10 17w

I don’t mind people expressing their opinions I’m happy they do that’s why I left my home country to be somewhere where people are allowed to express their opinions that’s what I’m doing right now

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Anonymous #10 17w

I’m from Cuba

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Anonymous #14 17w

“People should be grateful because America is prosperous!! I know this because I’m from Cuba (a country that the United States has been strangling with sanctions, keeping it from prospering)!” Do you see how this is a little funny

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Anonymous #14 17w

So what

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Anonymous #14 17w

49.8% of the 64.1% who voted is less than a third bro.

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Anonymous #14 17w

also, the country is far from perfect. just because people aren't being actively killed by the government doesn't meant the government's great. you have a point that many Americans who want better don't enact real change, but at the same time you're making a gross generalization when protests happen across the whole country, even now. you act like it's spoiled to want better, as if we're taking something from others by organizing a better government. your thought process makes no sense.

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Anonymous #14 17w

also calling it the “worst” is a clear exaggeration 😭 obviously it’s not the worst but it’s normal for people to say “this is the worst” to a bad situation. plus, we’re doing terribly compared to many of the other first-world countries.

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Anonymous #14 17w

This guy only speaks in bars

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Anonymous #14 17w

You seem to want to ignore the fact that gay and trans people get killed HERE for being trans

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Anonymous #10 17w

or gay*

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Anonymous #10 17w

Are you ignoring that trans people are disproportionately likely to be a mass shooter?

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Anonymous #9 17w

Untrue

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Anonymous #9 17w

This took 15 seconds. Maybe do some thinking for 10 seconds so others don’t have to waste their time debunking such idiotic nonsense for you. https://glaad.org/debunking-trans-terrorism/

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Anonymous #10 17w

Oh well, if GLAAD says that….

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Anonymous #10 17w

For the portion of the population that they make up, they commit a disproportionate amount of mass shootings.

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Anonymous #9 17w

yea, in comparison to all the mass shootings in america each year, that’s a pretty small amount actually. but since yall generally like to blame shootings on mental health and bullying before gun regulation anyways, transgender people are bullied and harassed at much higher rates than cis gender people

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Anonymous #6 17w

Prove them wrong

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Anonymous #9 17w

There are approximately 2.8 million transgender individuals aged 13 and older in the United States. Even if I accept that unattributed unsourced information in the graph that’s still… 14.29% of that group.

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Anonymous #9 17w

there’s like two? out of the about a thousand cis ones? you really just want to spread harmful rhetoric with no research

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Anonymous #9 17w

also how tf does a tiny portion of the population committing horrible acts means it’s ok to kill them wtf is wrong with you

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Anonymous #4 17w

Nobody thinks it’s okay to kill them. But most of their talk about being “killed” unpacks to threats to unalive themselves if they don’t get their way, not violence from others.

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Anonymous #6 17w

me when I make up shit to get mad at

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Anonymous #6 17w

Research from the Williams Institute at UCLA found that transgender people experience violent victimization at a significantly high rate of 93.7 per 1,000 persons, which is drastically higher than the rate for non-LGBT individuals. Also this

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Anonymous #6 17w

While gender identity bias made up 2.2% of all U.S. hate crimes in 2018, that proportion rose to 3.9%–4.0% by 2024. Together, sexual orientation and gender identity biases consistently account for more than 1 in 5 (22.8%) of all documented hate crimes in the U.S In a typical data year (such as 2023), roughly 73% of gender-identity hate crimes specifically target transgender individuals, while the remaining 27% target gender-expansive or nonconforming individuals.

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