Being an American and seeing certain countries talk shit about us when we couldn't defend ourselves and saying that "it was so much nicer with Americans gone" when they were harassing Scottish people is giving Plastics


plastics were hot though :/
To be fair it's just nice when the whole feed isn't dominated by americans. Generally the media as a whole is, even the reddit feed today is inauguration, inauguration, tiktok ban
WTF are you talking about? This is not why other countries are talking shit about you.
They are talking shit about you because you literally sold your democracy in exchange for an empty promise of cheaper eggs. You are disgusting. Why would we say anything good about you after you did that?
OP, it's not that serious. It doesn't really matter in the end. We, as Americans, often talk shit about the rest of the world despite the major GLARING issues we have in our own. Not everyone talked shit either. It's gonna be okay.
Fuck the haters, they're just jealousÂ
I'm an American and proud of it
Oh my goodness. You need to calm down.
This seems like a cope
Most of the videos I saw were light hearted jokes? Why do you guys take everything so seriously and get so offended? It’s okay to laugh at yourself.
People are just saying like it is. Americans tend to be the loudest in the room and ruin a lot of places for it. Europeans are aware the world is a melting pot so much more kind and open to differing ideas.Â

It’s not that I even posted often or had specific mutuals, but it’s like 80% of the world just disappeared. Like, I just got a book off hold at the library and I know ppl on booktok would understand my excitement. Now I don’t know who to share it with now😿

Does anyone sometimes think you people you may know are people who been looking at your account if you have no mutuals and your contacts aren’t synced

My account was terminated but then I got it back, but I had to rejoin the CRP again and I seem to have lost AR, I only have standard now. And my content quality has been bumped down to "standard" instead of high. Has anyone else experience this? Does it ramp back up in a few months?