do you really think that we, as diverse as we are, don't know anything about other cultures?
just growing up in my small hometown, through friends and in public i've been exposed to the culture, customs, food, languages, etc. of a plethora of ethnicities you can't get that experience in most of the world. bye.
Literally if any of you were in a country that were as central as the US you'd be every bit as "ignorant" of the world as the very Americans you mock. The irony is palpable.
The USA is a bad country - war crimes, racism, crime overall, trump, health care, guns, etc. But this says nothing of the actual people, they are varied like all other countries
Let's not forget that the fat family of Honey Boo Boo is the average american family.
The kii is just too much to handle
I wouldn't say it's an average american family. If they were, what would be the point of broadcasting their lives, when everyone can just go watch their own families interact?
Sure, considering I don't like someone based on the country they live in. I'm not sure how anyone could seriously pass judgment on a population of 320+ million people based on the actions of the very, very few Americans you've probably ever come into contact with or seen on in the media. But maybe that's just me.
I thought they were nice when I went there but at the same time someone wanted to kick me from a restaurant because I look Arab (his words). I just think they don't mean no harm but there are few people who think by themselves there IMO, they seem to get very influenced by patriotism, family, their past ancestors etc. also other thing that bugs me is the need to put labels on everyone, they label themselves as soon as they enter school and separate each other by groups of certain types of people, that isn't healthy at all and it's kinda weird
Their pop culture that managed to impact the whole world >
you can't get that experience in most of the world. bye.
