r/Scotland 2d ago

Shitpost President cunt they say

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u/PaleMaleAndStale 1d ago

Seeing as he keeps referring to the Prime Minister of Canada as "governor", deliberately and repeatedly mispronounced Kamala Harris' name and makes up disparaging, childish nicknames for people (Sleepy Joe etc), mocks people with disabilities, ridicules wounded veterans etc etc etc, I'd say he has completely lost the right to be treated with any respect whatsoever.

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u/Objective-Resident-7 1d ago edited 1d ago

And tries to put his opinion on other people.

He was sure that Greenland would choose to be American rather than part of the Kingdom of Denmark (I don't say Danish, because they are clearly not Danish).

Greenland made its opinion clear.

And then JD Vance went, intended to find Greenlanders to back him up, and was chased like Nigel Farage in Scotland.

The only place he visited in Greenland was a US military base.

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u/Wednesdaysbairn 1d ago

I found that very interesting when I worked in the US for a while - mixed democrats/republicans, mixed education, mixed aged adults - all of them believed fully that their country was the best in the world. Genuinely believed that we all wanted to live there. Blew their minds when I resigned rather than relocate.

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u/edingirl 1d ago

The average American hasn't been outside their state, never mind their country - they know zero about the world

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u/Legitimate-Iron7121 1d ago

American states are often larger than many countries. I’m American born, have citizenship in the States and Canada, and have lived in Glasgow for two years over in Scotland. Struck me while in Scotland and the overall UK that it was smaller than my home state let alone Ontario where I lived in Canada. Americans (and Canadians) don’t really need to travel beyond their countries when they are the largest and some of the most geographically diverse on the planet.

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u/MWizz27 1d ago

Yeah except the by-product of that lack of travel and exposure to other cultures is the kind of ignorance that leads to the election of dickheads like Trump.

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u/PurposeUsed7066 1d ago

Same issue that’s evident with Asian countries. The result is xenophobia, except unlike Asia America comes with an unhealthy dose of Racism, and a bewildering superiority complex from the bottom up. At some point we chose to be the bad guys.

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u/Legitimate-Iron7121 1d ago

Lack of exposure to other cultures is one of the least accurate ways to classify America.

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u/MWizz27 20h ago

You think the average white American immerses themselves in other cultures? Or do you think they complain about immigrants not speaking English while eating Taco Bell?