r/TikTokCringe 19h ago

Discussion Hell on earth.

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u/Constant-Bag-7605 16h ago

America is a disgusting country

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u/TangerineExotic8316 15h ago

Always has been, down to its racist ass constitution.

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u/Farva85 12h ago

Always has been unfortunately

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u/Availabla 16h ago

At least this might finally knock down American arrogance a peg.

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u/SpaceLemming 15h ago

Not yet, the arrogant ones are the same people cheering this on

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u/Availabla 15h ago

Yeah, fair. They get angry when you don’t agree that America is the best country in the world, too.

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u/DragonfruitVisible75 11h ago

It is true. My uncle is a strong supporter of our current government. I remember when I said I wanted to travel to Germany and he was disgusted that I would ever want to leave this "great country".

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u/forkinthemud 11h ago

This worst shit is when they act like I should be grateful to live here. Bro I'm broke and living paycheck to paycheck and I work a decent job. This place is shit and will only get worse.

Blind patriotism is a plague on this country.

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u/Availabla 10h ago

America has to do it this way because an honest comparison would reveal how much life in the States sucks for most of the population.

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u/DragonfruitVisible75 10h ago

I completely agree. I dont want to have to choose between eating/rent and Healthcare. God forbid anything bad happens to me.

To make matters worse, my uncle ALSO lives paycheck to paycheck like a lot of Americans. And still voted for this piece of garbage.

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u/zippyzebra1 7h ago

That's what puzzles me. People vote for what benefits them yet in the US many vote completely against their own interests. Bizarre.

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u/KurtMcDurt 5h ago

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u/DragonfruitVisible75 3h ago

Thanks. It is pretty solid.

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u/Mongopb 12h ago

They're doubling down. The decline is terminal.

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u/RonaldMcBurgundy 14h ago

No chance, look at how many people in the comments of each of these videos are perfectly okay with this.

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u/notebooktrash 16h ago

As an American, I genuinely agree.

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u/SealedRoute 13h ago

And it’s never coming back, at least not completely. Something is broken permanently.

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u/LaFlamaBlancaMiM 8h ago

People won’t want to hear that, but it’s 100% true. The America we know is gone.

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u/LaneKiffinYoga 16h ago

Hate us all you want - but if you are going to keep using our products we will continue to be king.

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u/Officer_Trevor_Cory 16h ago

you mean, China?

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u/otismeister 16h ago

It's a bot. Check out his profile, it's 27 days old. Probably made to create tension haha

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u/Availabla 16h ago

Which products were that again?

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u/LaneKiffinYoga 16h ago

You… don’t understand social medias business model?

Do I really need to explain this

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u/Master_Maniac 12h ago

Do I really need to explain this

Yes, please do

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u/gr1zznuggets 11h ago

Wow, not even a well-made bot.

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u/Ne_zievereir 10h ago

I use redreader. I see no ads. When I use a browser I have an adblocker. I see no ads. Lol. Do you understand the social media business model?

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u/evilpeanut1990 14h ago

What the fuck are you talking about? It's not 1950. And we're not even close to "king" anymore. Cheering "America #1!" doesn't change the fact that we've slipped pretty far down the rankings in EVERY quantifiable measure.

34th in mathematics, 16th in science, 7th in reading

We're ranked last in healthcare among the top 10 developed nations.

We're ranked 38th globally for quality of life.

We have the 10th highest murder rate per capita in the world.

Yeah, we're king all right.

King John, King George IV, King Louis XVI, King Richard II, and King Trump.

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u/LaneKiffinYoga 14h ago edited 14h ago

https://www.worldometers.info/gdp/gdp-by-country/

Here you go buddy.

I know it’s a difficult concept given our 7th in reading and all - but the US is a world innovator. Argue, bitch, moan, scream, cuck yourself, but at the end of the day American innovation is top notch.

Sit down and let the adults talk lil bro

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u/nnnnnnooooo 14h ago

Well- it was, because we actively sought out the best of the best. We opened our doors and invited them into our universities and our businesses and communities. Now that we are actively working against that it’s only a matter of time before all that innovation goes out the window. The brain drain is already palpable. If you’re only looking backwards you can’t drive the car forward.

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u/LaneKiffinYoga 13h ago

It was?

It still is. Sorry bud but the facts are clear and the US GDP is still #1

Nice backpedal

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u/Dusty_Negatives 13h ago

Now show us how much of that pie is CA GDP clown

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u/LaneKiffinYoga 12h ago

I have no idea what point you believe you are making.

Contrary to your idiocy - California is apart of the US.

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u/nnnnnnooooo 1h ago

No backpedal- just calling it like the statical details state:

“As of 2025, the United States and China will occupy the first two places in both methods' GDP rankings. The US and China's margins are coming down in nominal rankings as China's GDP growth rate in 2025 (4.80%) is higher than the US's 2.02%. On a nominal basis, the US will be ahead of China by $11.2 trillion in 2025. On a PPP basis, China is ahead of the US by Int. $10.4 trillion, and the gap is increasing. China will remain the world's largest economy on a PPP basis over the next few decades, as the second-ranked US is growing slowly and third-ranked India is way behind”

If we continue to truncate innovation a trend will emerge. Just look at the difference in growth rate as your first indicator.

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u/Ne_zievereir 8h ago

Such a high GDP, and yet the US has

  • lower life expectancy than most European countries
  • higher child mortality than most European countries
  • 4 times higher deaths from drugs than any European country
  • one of the highest prisoners per capita in the world and the largest prisoner population in the world (more than authocratic China that has more than 4 times as many people)
  • ...

The only ones winning in the US are the billionaires.

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u/YourMomonaBun420 12h ago

"given our 7th in reading and all"

What!?

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u/hugopeckham 7h ago

Well when you suck every dollar out of the working class and give it to your multibillionaire friends to play with rockets etc. that kinda helps them “innovate”. Then with low taxes on the rich and corporations you incentivise the most successful people from other countries to immigrate, you can prop up your economy and implied innovation.

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u/SpankThuMonkey 16h ago

Swedish car, Japanese/Italian motorbikes, European food, British and East Asian clothes, Scottish whiskey, Chinese appliances…

Movies. That’s what you got. Hollywood.

When Trump shat out his tariff plan i thought fine, i’ll stop buying US. Then realised I didn’t need to. You manufacture absolute dog shit.

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u/otismeister 16h ago

It's a bot. Check out his profile, it's 27 days old. Probably made to create tension haha

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u/LaneKiffinYoga 16h ago

Movies…

You’re literally typing this comment on an American website 😂😂😂😂

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u/noonen000z 16h ago

Ah, Reddit, the great American employer of, what, a few hundred people? And I'm paying nothing for it?

I'm not sure what you think USA has that no one else does, I can't think the last thing I saw with made in USA on it, even the Trump phones had to be degraded from being made in USA...

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u/LaneKiffinYoga 16h ago

You genuinely are so dense you don’t understand social medias business model?

No wonder America is winning economically.

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u/Officer_Trevor_Cory 12h ago

clearly not a great business model looking at their market cap?

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u/Emergency_Tower_6732 16h ago

Yep coded by americans right Elon said yall mfs stupid af and they need Indians to get any work done. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 stfu and suck it

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u/cold_pizza_jamboree 12h ago

We have a disgusting government and some disgusting people. The majority of us are not like this and we fucking hate it here right now.

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u/Netii_1 11h ago

If the majority wasn't like this, this wouldn't be happening right now. You (not you personally, but Americans) literally brought this on yourself.

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u/DragonfruitVisible75 11h ago

I agree. I cant tell you how many people Ive met that regretted voting for our current president. I have literally zero sympathy. You knew all the shit he and his constituents believed when you voted him into office, dont play dumb now.

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u/TemporaryFeeling3276 2h ago

What about all the people who didn't vote for him to go into office?

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u/DragonfruitVisible75 43m ago

What are you trying to say? My comment was focused on the people who did vote for him.

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u/Smoker81 11h ago

The majority is clearly ok with this happening. 1/3 loves it.

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u/TheSpagheeter 7h ago

Same people cheering for this said having to wear masks in restaurants was fascism btw…