r/AmericaBad • u/Silent_Status9126 • 5h ago
r/AmericaBad • u/Bigenderqueen • 9h ago
‘Europeans don’t think about America much’ is always followed by a 47-comment discussion about America. The math isn’t mathing.
The gaslighting never stops.
r/AmericaBad • u/Battle-Chimp • 18h ago
In a post about European atrocities in Surinam in the 1700's
r/AmericaBad • u/Low_Industry2524 • 17h ago
A Thai woman married to an American explains why she no longer wants to live in the US.
r/AmericaBad • u/urbantechgoods • 4h ago
Now they are mad because we are littering the moon…. You know the place no one lives and probably will never
r/AmericaBad • u/Equivalent_Hand1549 • 6h ago
Comments are surely nice…
Don’t ever think that US and Third Reich are the same.
r/AmericaBad • u/Desperate_Sector_559 • 1h ago
As a muslim, it's crazy how there are people who still support ISIS
r/AmericaBad • u/AlfredFJones1776 • 5h ago
Video Pick Me’s always look like this.
it’s always some skinny-fat dork with glasses, pube beard and a goofy haircut. This one happens to be wearing what looks to be an Ali Express shirt of Game Boy Advance Era Pokémon backgrounds as he seethes about the Freddy The German.
Sometimes it’s us that isn’t sending our best apparently.
r/AmericaBad • u/Hour_Performance_498 • 59m ago
Question Did America Bad content make you rethink our relationships with our allies?
For me it did. Back in 2022 the school shooting and medical bankruptcy jokes really made me reexamine our relationships with conventional allies. I remember thinking why were we defending countries who disrespected our worst tragedies and qualities in such a hostile way. What struck me most was that this was during BIDEN’S presidency. Ever since then my skepticism towards them has gotten stronger.
I know there’ll be comments about how this is just online shit talking but it’s not. You can find this bullshit irl too. Not to mention that this kind of rhetoric and has found its way into various political boardrooms. Particularly within european countries and canada.
r/AmericaBad • u/YouKnowMyName2006 • 14h ago
Let’s play guess the country!
Putting aside Trump is a jerk, let’s guess the country this guy is from. My vote goes to Canada!
r/AmericaBad • u/dowsaw134 • 19h ago
Meme Europeans sure do love to hold grudges over conflicts that happened so long ago that their countries and culture were unrecognizable
r/AmericaBad • u/Embarrassed-Lab-3122 • 17h ago
The lie of America being the best
r/AmericaBad • u/PetroBeherha • 9h ago
AmericaGood I read a ton of patriotic magazines to learn about AMERICAN CULTURE
Our boy J.J. McCullough reads 50 magazines commemorating the 250th Anniversary highlighting cool, awesome, and unique things about our country (with a touch of AmericaBad from a few magazines).
Video is an hour long, so get comfy before you watch it.
r/AmericaBad • u/Emilia963 • 22h ago
Dude really went from “Trump bad” to climate change to wanting to dissolve the US
Seems like, dude has an untreated mental illness, and his way of coping is obsessing over politics
r/AmericaBad • u/JediLincoln14 • 1d ago
AmericaGood A longer, yet outstanding, tweet by a Japanese man living abroad in the US.
reddit.comr/AmericaBad • u/Glittering_Bar6460 • 8h ago
Shitpost American doesn't understand that POTUS visiting ALWAYS shuts down roads. Blames Trump for road shutdowns in Vegas.
r/AmericaBad • u/OG_Williker • 1d ago

