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▲ 5 r/LabourUK

r/ukpolitcs is horrible.

I started a thread on r/ukpolitics about far right targeting refugees and asylum seekers.

And you get this. One comment got deleted said they should be called protesters not vigilantes and that was violence was inevitable.

What is wrong with a lot of UK subs?

u/FullPersonalityFun — 2 days ago
▲ 1.2k r/USdefaultism

"Why the fuck would you make liberal red and conservative blue. Fucking Brits"

The whole world follows American political colours apparently.

u/FullPersonalityFun — 4 days ago
▲ 1.1k r/USdefaultism

I never knew America invented English

It's nice that they named their own language after a country and people in Europe.

u/FullPersonalityFun — 5 days ago
▲ 0 r/AskUS

Who is more disliked by young Americans, the Israelis or the British?

I think it is safe to say with young people at least these are the two most hated nationalities in America, but who do you think is more hated?

Here are the reasons young Americans hate both.

Israelis- commiting genocide in gaza, ethnicity cleansing in the west back, trying to drag Americs into ww3 whilst American tax pays have to fund them

British - evil empire, royal family, colonialism, disgusting food, no culture to speak of and the most hideous accents on earth.

But who is more hated in your view?

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u/FullPersonalityFun — 6 days ago
▲ 0 r/Accents

What is it about British accents that seems to annoy everyone?

It seems even Brits dont like talking in a British accent.

What is it about them that seemd to annoy everyone?

u/FullPersonalityFun — 7 days ago
▲ 2.1k r/USdefaultism

It should have 52 stars not 1.

It's the Flag of Liberia not the US and secondly, the American flag has 50 not 52, surely Americans know this right?

u/FullPersonalityFun — 10 days ago
▲ 150 r/USdefaultism

"My most controversial take is that MMDDYYYY makes sense, at least for English, because that’s how we say dates. 4/11/2025 = April 11 2025"

First and foremost I am a native English speaker from the UK

  1. we don't us MM/DD/YYYY

we use DD/MM/YYYY

  1. we would say 11th of April 2025.

The idea that all English speakers use the American way of saying dates is laughable.

u/FullPersonalityFun — 10 days ago