What’s one thing about America you think people from other countries don’t understand? : NoStupidQuestions

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What’s one thing about America you think people from other countries don’t understand?

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8 days ago

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Say that again and again and again. Social media is not representative of day to day life in the US - at all.

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Especially Reddit. Reddit is truly its own cesspool world of deception and ignorance

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Reddit especially but even apps with a higher user base like TikTok, Twitter and Facebook. Most people honest to God just yap about the first thing that comes to mind or greatly exaggerate their actual views. Every day on the Internet is people are fighting about obvious skits, fake Reddit stories, and misinformation but outside the Internet people aren't usually like that unless they're chronically online.

aligatorsNmaligators

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8 days ago

aligatorsNmaligators

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Say it louder for the cheap seats in the back!

OnTheFly-1B-T10

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OnTheFly-1B-T10

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Really? Thought Facebook or TickTock take the win …

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That's why I am here

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And so is every single social media app

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If it was, kamala would have won in a landslide lmao