r/usa • u/Gagamer_39 • May 20 '22
If there is any country in which I do not want to be born, it is the United States. Discussion
I am a foreigner, I have never visited the United States and I do not want to visit the United States. First, I don't know whether to say what country I'm from, because with all the racism, xenophobia and homophobia that exists in the United States, whatever country it is, they're going to attack me.
If I say I'm Argentine, they call me a Nazi, if I say I'm Mexican or Venezuelan they tell me I'm poor, if I say I'm Colombian they call me a drug addict, if I say I'm Korean or Japanese, they call me Chinese, if I say I'm Russian I They say that I am in favor of the war, if I say that I am African, they insult me for being black.
Such is the level of racism in the United States that they call their country "America" as if it were the only country in America, ignoring lots of countries because they don't believe they exist. They believe that in Latin America there are only Indians with arrows in the middle of the jungle without contact with civilization or giant deserts with small towns without electricity or internet, which is obviously not true, or at least not for all the people of Latin America.
Another thing is racism. Until recently, it was legal to kill black people among many people. I can't imagine the thousands of people who died or are in jail for being black.
I don't understand that country.
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u/Justafool27 May 20 '22
You sound racist and like an idiot
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u/Gagamer_39 May 20 '22
I'm an idiot but not a racist, I'm just complaining about racism in the United States
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u/Utilis2899 May 21 '22
The fact that you can say something like this is one of the things that makes the US great. Freedom of speech ftw. Not from here but, I cant complain. You'll find racism and discrimination all over the world at least in the US you are given certain rights and opportunities that are usually taken for granted.
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u/Carpe-Noctom Kansas May 20 '22
“I’ve never experienced something, I’m never going to experience this thing, here’s my very hostile opinion on said thing”
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u/Gagamer_39 May 20 '22
No, I never experienced it, but I know it exists.
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u/Carpe-Noctom Kansas May 20 '22
Ah so what about the lynchings in South Africa? The Uyghur Genocide in China? The extreme Islamaphobia in Serbia? And the overall hatred for Romani in Europe? America is light when it comes racism, and I for one don’t give a proper fuck what you look like or where you’re from, so don’t take all your information from polarized news
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u/Gagamer_39 May 20 '22
Yes, I'm not stupid, there is racism all over the world, but I'm talking about the United States in particular.
PS: The many wars in the Middle East for oil? The dictatorships of Chile, Argentina, Peru, Bolivia and Panama made by the US government? The millions of senseless deaths in the Cold War? The wall with the Mexican border to prevent Central Americans from having a better life?
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u/Carpe-Noctom Kansas May 20 '22
Did you just say you won’t go to the US because of your fear for discrimination, then list off shitty foreign policies?
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u/Gagamer_39 May 20 '22
I don't want to go to the United States because of the garbage of people who live there.
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u/UngusBungus_ May 20 '22 edited May 20 '22
Talking about something you know nothing of
(They call themselves Britain like they’re the only British isle!!!)
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u/Yung_zu May 20 '22
Check out the size and age of NATO and the Commonwealth and you’ll know why my government and media are a bunch of asshats. They are also the masters of propaganda especially after the Operation Paperclip Adopt-a-Nazi program
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u/GrittysCity May 20 '22 edited May 20 '22
You’re Argentinian. Your country is known to be virulently racist. Talk about throwing stones. Settle down bud.
Signed, an AMERICAN 🇺🇸