A Question I Want to Ask Anti-Americans

I know that this subreddit is dedicated to collecting and discussing anti-American hate online and occasionally on AmericaGood content, but given all that we're seeing here, I now want to ask all these America-haters a question.

I made a post earlier about what positive goods they'd like to see happen, but I want to ask a similar question: "If you had the power to change US policy without destroying or dissolving it, what would you change instead? Give me everything!"

If you have better suggestions for questions, please tell me!

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u/PetroBeherha — 9 days ago
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Reed's Dairy Monster Cookie

First time I had this flavor and it is divine! I had to will myself to not eat it all.

u/PetroBeherha — 10 days ago

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.

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u/PetroBeherha — 14 days ago

After seeing all this America slander going out there, I am legitimately curious about what these America-haters want to see.

Think about it, if they constantly criticize everything about America, even to the point of lying and making things up, what would those same people see as a positive good? I want to hear you guys have to say.

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u/PetroBeherha — 23 days ago