u/Emilia963

r/FactOrCap r/LibTears r/Conservative r/AmericaBad

▲ 381 r/AmericaBad

So tired of Europe’s obsession with gun deaths in the US

u/Emilia963 — 12 days ago

▲ 44 r/AmericaBad

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

u/Emilia963 — 15 days ago

▲ 915 r/AmericaBad

So tired of us getting blamed for their incompetence

u/Emilia963 — 24 days ago

▲ 14 r/AmericaBad

I hereby confirm that the UK is our puppet

u/Emilia963 — 25 days ago

▲ 63 r/AmericaBad

The Guardian is trying to radicalize Europeans against us

As an American, I personally don’t care if the EU wanna become a federal union with a single president or chancellor

The main issue is that there doesn’t appear to be majority support across Europe for turning the EU into a full federal state 🤷‍♀️

This is just another radical media outlet trying to agitate the masses and fix problems that don’t even exist

u/Emilia963 — 1 month ago

▲ 159 r/AmericaBad+1 crossposts

“Can’t wait for US civil war”

Just the average Brit ignoring their women and children being killed and raped everyday just to focus on US politics

u/Emilia963 — 1 month ago

▲ 89 r/AmericaBad

When will they stop using our media platforms?

u/Emilia963 — 1 month ago

▲ 65 r/AmericaBad

Apparently, the US flag supports genocide and wars

Dude is from Turkey, btw (based on view insights)

u/Emilia963 — 1 month ago

▲ 673 r/AmericaBad

Reddit is especially unhinged today

I just wanted to read world news and have wholesome discussions with people, but instead I got this, Reddit’s algorithm is terrible too

u/Emilia963 — 2 months ago

▲ 110 r/AmericaBad

You filthy yanks should do something about global warming!

Has Europe actually done anything to combat global warming?, because we have

Either way, the entire continent still uses fossil fuels for power generation, especially Germany

u/Emilia963 — 2 months ago

▲ 167 r/AmericaBad

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

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

reddit.com

u/Emilia963 — 2 months ago

▲ 38 r/AmericaBad