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“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries USA: Guns and fat people.

Final score:

179points

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Hodmi 3 months ago

TBH, as a foreigner living in The States, it's more true than I wished it was.

186points

ta_ref , YoTuT/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Any country in Africa: "That Africa is one homogeneous country, not an entire continent made up of 50+ distinct countries."

Final score:

174points

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Savahax 3 months ago

Same with Europe and Asia for lots of people

78points

TheHighFlyer , crash71100/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Switzerland: "Everything is clean, and everything is wildly expensive. Yes, this is entirely true."

Final score:

169points

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james stevenson 3 months ago

It's annoying how correct Swiss stereotypes are?

39points

anon , David Pursehouse/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Germany: We're beer drinking sausage eaters with an addiction of starting World Wars.

Final score:

159points

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Ryan-James O'Driscoll 3 months ago

German sausages are the wurst

184points

Cletus_Spooge_pants , Tom Woodward/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Australia: "That the whole country is dangerous. That spiders, drop bears, snakes, feral cats, and dogs will rip your heart out every time you step out the door."

Final score:

152points

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james stevenson 3 months ago

The drop bears have actually gotten more dangerous since getting their paws on some tactical gear. Drop bears are now an elite fighting force.

123points

AtStitch , Diana Titenko/Pexels (not the actual photo) Report

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries France: "Everyone is rude and unwelcoming. Most stereotypical 'rude' French people live in Paris. The rest of us are way more kind and polite."

Final score:

148points

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Oerff On Tour 3 months ago

My experience is that the people in Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon and Marseille *are* mostly rude. The rest? People are kind and helpful. In the major cities they expect foreigners to be fluent in French, and if you only string two French words together, they refuse to speak anything else than French. The rest of the country will try everything to understand each other. (The younger generation does speak at least reasonable English, but the older generation hardly had English in school. But they're trying)

54points

dpacheco3 , ainudil/Flickr (nott he actual photo) Report

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Spain: "So many tourists associate my whole country with bull fighting and the culture around it. In reality, most people I know hate or ignore this 'tradition' all together. In fact, parts of the country don't even allow it anymore."

Final score:

138points

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Juliet Ware 3 months ago

It's a disgusting past time and the person should come together to get it banned.

97points

Doxep , Engin Akyurt/Pexels (not the actual photo) Report

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Italy: "That we eat pasta six times per week at least. Honestly, it's true for the vast majority of Italians."

Final score:

135points

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Daniela Lavanza 3 months ago

I can confirm. Also, we drink liters of coffee everyday, save maybe on the morning for those like me who prefer cappuccino. :-)

44points

Space_Codette , Andrew Milligan sumo/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#10

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Poland: "That the whole country is a grey, depressing wasteland. In reality, it's a very beautiful place with tons of gorgeous nature."

Final score:

123points

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ZGutr 3 months ago

and yet again BP found the 'perfect' image to the entry

110points

TheBulldogIsHere , Pete Jelliffe/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#11

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Canada: "That we're all really polite and we put maple syrup on everything. (At least the maple syrup stereotype is true, though.)"

Final score:

120points

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Sergy Yeltsen 3 months ago

The "All Canadians are nice" stereotype loses some of it's punch when you realise their way of having fun is tying knives to the bottom of their shoes and hitting each other with big sticks.

92points

Jad-Ali-Dakroub , Giorgio Montersino/Flickr Report

#12

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Lebanon: I would say one of the main stereotypes of my country(Lebanon) is that we come from a desert even though our country's terrain has no desert within it whatsoever. Albeit, our neighboring countries do.

Final score:

116points

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Juliet Ware 3 months ago

I did not know that. Thank you for informing me

71points

crazyface81 , John William Hammond/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#13

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Scotland: "We all eat haggis, drink whisky, and wear skirts."

Final score:

107points

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Downunderdude 3 months ago

'Is anything worn under the kilt?' 'Nooo, laddie, it's all in good working order'

137points

WhyAmIHereExactlyHM , Stig Andersen/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#14

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries UK: We all speak with a posh accent, or say "its chewsday innit bruv".

Final score:

104points

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Poison Ivy/Boo 3 months ago

That's not the UK, that's just England.

80points

fedupofbrick , Henri Bergius/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#15

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Ireland: Drink a lot of alcohol and our diet consists entirely of potatoes. The "Luck of the Irish" is also a load of nonsense. The phrase is laced with irony.

Final score:

101points

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Luke Branwen 3 months ago

Not Irish, but I know the struggle of being a non-drinker in a country famous for its alcohol consumption.

30points

anon , Bernt Rostad/fFlikcr (not the actual photo) Report

#16

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Finland: That were only happy and social when drunk. And sadly there’s 100% truth to it too.

Final score:

101points

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PeTeH 3 months ago

We are also happy when we're alone.

49points

delpanto93 , B Balaji/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#17

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Egypt: "We all ride around on camels. I'm an Egyptian, and I have never seen a camel in real life."

Final score:

100points

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ZGutr 3 months ago

Then you should go out a bit more

103points

GalactikNZ , Kerrie _/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#18

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries New Zealand: "That the only thing we care about is rugby and we all live in hobbit holes. I, for one, am absolutely terrified of rugby."

Final score:

95points

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james stevenson 3 months ago

The OP is very sensible, rugby is a dangerous game.

65points

off-and-on , Yuli Como/Pexels (not the actual photo) Report

#19

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Sweden: "That all our women are really beautiful. Yes, it's true, and it's sad because I have zero chance with any of them."

Final score:

94points

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Patricia Steward 3 months ago

What t'heck is she wearing?!?

62points

anon , John Vetterli/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#20

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Australia: I have a couple:

That we ride kangaroos, we always say “g’day”, “mate”, and “shrimp on the barby” (we call them prawns), that we’re some redneck backwards country, and that we don’t exist.

Final score:

90points

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james stevenson 3 months ago

I always thought that the "redneck backwards" place was Texas

79points

levelup_jar , urlesque/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#21

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Germany: "That everyone wears lederhosen. As a German, I can tell you that no one walks around in lederhosen except in Munich on Oktoberfest...or tourists visiting the country."

Final score:

82points

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Bernd Herbert 3 months ago

As a German I can tell you that I see people wearing Lederhosen regularly, at least here in the very South of Bavaria

54points

Timullin , jessicadally/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#22

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Colombia: "Colombian here. People immediately associate my country with c**aine and Pablo Escobar. Netflix’s Narcos sure didn’t help. The guy's been dead for almost 30 years, and we still can’t seem to get rid of that monster."

Final score:

81points

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Ace 3 months ago

He may be 30 years gone, but you've managed to replace him with a series of others, all just as bad as each other.

50points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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#23

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries India: "That all we eat is curry. We have thousands of different dishes, and not everything is spicy."

_negiboi , nakashi/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

Final score:

80points

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Bernd Herbert 3 months ago

What ininformed people tend to not know is that India is a huge country with many peoples and I think 23 official languages. And therefore the cuisine is very different depending on where you are.

52points

Groumoum , Jeremy Keith/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#24

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries France: That we are unpleasant and we stink .. we always carry a baguette too.

Final score:

73points

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Lavern Defazio 3 months ago

Better a baguette than a gun.

112points

Reapr , Domenico Convertini/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#25

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries South Africa: "That we don't have paved roads, cities, electricity, or any of the modern conveniences, it's just jungle filled with animals where everyone lives in mud huts. I wouldn't say these stereotypes annoy me, but they certainly amuse me."

Final score:

73points

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Genevieve Smith 3 months ago

Eishkom ensures the "no electricity" part is accurate. And, although we're surrounded by sea, our water apparently is also depleting. Stereotypical of a third world country, which, thanks to the ANC, South Africa has now become.

21points

#26

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Mexico: "The whole country is made up of deserts. It's hot and sunny all the time. We wear sombreros all the time. We only drink tequila, and we can all dance salsa. None of these things are true about my country."

mitzina Report

Final score:

72points

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Tobias Reaper 3 months ago

and according to Breaking Bad everything is orange

36points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#27

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Finland: "That we are quiet, introverted, and like our privacy. There are exceptions, especially among younger people, but most of us really don't know how to speak to other people. If you want to start a random conversation on a bus or a train, you'd better be, like, 80 years old or drunk."

anonymous , Basak Senova/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

Final score:

71points

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PeTeH 3 months ago

"Finland was voted the happiest country in the world". No, it wasn't. It wasn't a vote. We have clean air and nature, and support of welfare state, building a strong base to build happiness, but it doesn't mean we are happy.

36points

Big_Caregiver_2725 Report

#28

England: "That we have bad teeth, bad food, and good manners."

Final score:

69points

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PeTeH 3 months ago

Tourists and football fans don't do favors for Englands reputation.

56points

willpowerlifter , RichardBH/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#29

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Canada: *Eh?*.

Final score:

68points

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ShyWahine 3 months ago

What aboot how you pronounce "out" and "about," eh?"

28points

ChanceRegret2607 , Jeremy Keith/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#30

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries New Zealand: "That we all say stuff like 'put another shrimp on the barbie.' Shrimp is not a thing here. We call them prawns."

Final score:

67points

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james stevenson 3 months ago

And that's an Aussie stereotype anyway!

83points

pao-de-mel , Vitorio Benedetti/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#31

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Brazil: "That our biggest pastimes are samba and soccer, that we live in the middle of the jungle, and that Brazil is made up only of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro."

Final score:

64points

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DennyS (denzoren) 3 months ago

I don't think people realize how huge Brazil is...especially for someone like me who lives on a tiny island.

28points

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#32

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Belgium: That we get triggerd when someone says 'french fries'.

Tjor2 , Martin Jordan/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

Final score:

62points

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Lavern Defazio 3 months ago

Mmmm. Pomme frites

38points

WindySwede 3 months ago

fried potato sticks *homer-sound*

6points

Smilodon, a Bad Cat 3 months ago

Mmmmmm. Pass the mayonnaise!

2points

Phoebe Bean 3 months ago

I could be Belgian, I realize now!!

1point

Ludwig Michiel 3 months ago

As a Belgian, I only get triggered when somebody calls Heineken beer 😄

10points

Colleen Glim 3 months ago

Not sure what Heineken actually is. But beer is not among the options

4points

DB 3 months ago

If France and Germany fought a war who would lose? Belgium .

5points

Robert T 3 months ago

Belgium has a massive identity crisis. Everything is in two languages. I never know what language to greet people in. English seemed to be least offensive option - or at least it was equally offensive to both lots. Yet somehow it kind of works!

5points

Petra Schaap 3 months ago

three languages even!

5points

Nota Robot 3 months ago

Well, I mean, those tasteless sticks of ..texture are are far cry from the delicious 100% vlaamse frieten, so...

4points

Tanja J 3 months ago

in my country we call it pomfrí (a slavic interpretation of pommes frites, you don't want to know the correct version). friends?

2points

BenyA. 3 months ago

well, we call it chips so we can be friends

2points

Jan Rosier 3 months ago

To be honest... I DO !

2points

Cuppa tea? 3 months ago

And in Ireland they are called chips.

1point

Petra Schaap 3 months ago

i only hear Belgians laugh about the Dutch "patat/ friet" war :-D

1point

Rachèl Seerden 3 months ago

It's friet and not patat! 😁🤣

0points

bas moelard 3 months ago

Mmmmmmm... Patat!

1point

Mrs. Dearly Regret 3 months ago

Call them what you want and give them to me!

1point

Chan Sue Lynn 3 months ago

Ok but I want to know: why is it called 'french fries'?

1point

UKGrandad 3 months ago (edited)

It's an Americanism, dating from pre-independence times when North America was essentially made up of either British or French colonies. The French style of thinly-sliced fries were preferred over the chunkier English style, so they originally called them French-fried potatoes, and later shortened it to French fries.

3points

Auntriarch 3 months ago (edited)

I need to go back there soon... Is it ok to call them chips though

1point

Joan CR 3 months ago

Frietjes.

0points

nottheactualphoto 3 months ago

Whatever you want to call them, the ones in the photo look mighty good!

0points

DrBronxx 3 months ago

Never heard this one before.

0points

ShyWahine 3 months ago

Frites? Chips? Home fries? Shoestring potatoes? Finger chips?

0points

Kipper 3 months ago

Those look delicious!

0points

Dream 3 months ago

Not worse than silly Americans calling them freedom fries.

0points

Wolf princess quinn 3 months ago

John Claud goddammit and that joran murderer kid and his entitlement. Also racism

0points

Michael Largey 3 months ago

But saying "Belgian waffles" is still okay?

0points

SnackbarKaat 3 months ago

Thanks a lot fellow belgian, now i want Fries *sigh*

0points

El Dee 3 months ago

Chips..

0points

GlorifiedPanWithArms , Domenico Convertini/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#33

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Since I do not know if there is a Main one, the few ones I know and have people said to me are:
-It is not safe to travel here

-We only speak "African" (African isn't a language.)

-We all are extremely Poor

-We are either Elon Musk, or a Villager

-Wild Animals roam freely around the Country.

The hint for the country I am referring to is Elon Musk's Birthplace.

Final score:

55points

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§• Råinbow Påndå •§ 3 months ago

Oh my god, having just moved from ZA I absolutely HATE being asked ‘Do you speak African?’ So annoying

27points

downwitbrown , Juan Antonio Segal/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#34

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries India:

Probably things like:

IT /help desk specialist

Hairy monkey

Curry deodorant

Destined for an arranged marriage

Dancing and peeking our head from behind a tree

Lol I don’t know if some of those count.

Final score:

51points

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Helena 3 months ago

Only things that come to my mine, ancient civilization, waaaay populated, and horrible human rights when it comes to women.

75points

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#35

Italy: Mamma mia!

anon Report

Final score:

51points

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Remi (He/Him) 3 months ago

The hand thing 🤌🏽. Funniest is when you're explaining some great Italian food experience and you notice your own hands doing that... I guess that's kinda like an accent as in it transfers

2points

anon , jeffreyw/Flickr (not he actual photo) Report

#36

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Mexico: Tacos, d***s, chimichanga, nachos, lazy people, corruption, USA's backyard, donkeys, "wey" (this one is true), poverty.

Final score:

46points

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Lavern Defazio 3 months ago

That's the saddest plate of nachos I have ever seen. Where is it from? A gas station convenience store?

64points

#37

Brazil: We're all hotties who play soccer and dance samba.

folklaura13 Report

Final score:

42points

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ShyWahine 3 months ago

Visited Brazil a few years back - can confirm: y’all ARE absolute hotties! Yes, beautiful skin tones and curvaceous shapes are part of it - but they carry themselves with a effortless flair of sexy confidence

4points

1JustAnAltDontMindMe , Andrew Milligan sumo/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#38

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Poland: "Kurwa" is the only word we say

It's 25% true, it makes up 1/4th of our daily vocabulary.

Final score:

40points

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BenyA. 3 months ago

what does it mean

20points

#39

India: "That a bachelor degree is worthless. You're a shame unless you have a shiny masters or doctorate from America or Europe."

anonymous Report

Final score:

40points

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Stardust she/her 3 months ago

The competition for anything in this country is insane so you have to be the best in something or else you won’t find employment

3points

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#40

“We Don’t Exist”: 40 Hilarious Stereotypes About People’s Home Countries Ukraine: We love borscht, salo and vodka.

Proper_Translator_91 , holycalamit/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report

Final score:

35points

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Carl Roberts 3 months ago

But...Ukrainians DO love borscht. Personally, I hate the stuff, but when my father was alive, there was always borscht in the house, same with my grandparents.

22points

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Unigirl 3 months ago

Some of these were facts and not stereotypes XD

21points

Dan Holden 3 months ago

Stereotypes are typically based in fact. That's how they become a stereotype.

11points

Tom Hardeveld 3 months ago

"stomps my clogs and throws my Tulips into my backyard Windmill" Where are the Dutch!?

13points

ZGutr 3 months ago (edited)

The dutch (dear god, they ARE popular in this comment section) growing tulips, eating cheese, sticking a finger in the 'dijk' (water protection), smoking weed, walking pas prostitutes offering their business openly from behind red illuminated windows, selling their junk from the attic on the street on kings day,

11points

BrunoVI 3 months ago

Are these stereotypes? Tulips? Yeah. Cheese-eating? Nah, that's a French stereotype. Sticking a finger in a dyke? No comment. Smoking weed? Yeah. Prostitutes openly offering business in red illuninated windows? Yes. Selling their junk from the attic on the street on kings day? Presuming by "junk," you don't mean a slang for body parts, I'm going to say no. In fact, I'd bet most Americans don't have a clue what King's day is.

3points

PFD 3 months ago

Most of these are picture-book stereotypes (perhaps archetypes is better) rather than real stereotypes, I think. How many adults really think Scottish people = kilts and haggis, for example?

5points

LokisLilButterknife 3 months ago

There are quite a few adults that think Scotland is just kilts, haggis, bagpipes, and impossible to understand accents.

5points

Linda van A. 3 months ago

The Netherlands, there are mills everywhere, we walk on wooden shoes and we skate to work and school in winter.

5points

nicholas nolan 3 months ago

Dude, if you could skate to work/school in winter and didn't, I would be very sad for you.

5points

Verena 3 months ago

No Dutch, recklessly driving their bikes and doing d***s while eating cheese and fried stuff out of the wall (yes, wall, not mall)?

4points

ZGutr 3 months ago (edited)

for those who wonder: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatiek (sorry, use translate, did not find an English article, but did not search hard either)

2points

SuperChicken 3 months ago

I love Bitterballen, though.

0points

pinterest009_partner 3 months ago

i really want panda dashboard

-1point

Jessica SpeLangm 3 months ago

Thankfully, it wasn't a "let's only bash the USA" article. Thank you for that, Kornelija.

3points

Samsquatch & Monko 3 months ago

True canadian one: most of us are super insane over hockey. Ice skating itself is dangerous, (I witnessed someone break an arm from simply slipping while skating), but with a bunch of people who act like feral animals because of a sport, I’m surprised that it isn’t the leading cause of death. There weren’t even helmets made for hockey until someone’s major artery in the neck got sliced by an ice skate- the guy survived- and my school likes the Toronto maple leafs more then our own citys (far better) hockey team

2points

Samsquatch & Monko 3 months ago

I’m the rare Canadian who literally knows nearly nothing about hockey- I don’t even know the rules lmao. I just know stuff taught in school (yes we have learned about hockey in school)

1point

Auntriarch 3 months ago

Wales - we can all sing. No...

2points

Apatheist Account2 3 months ago

and are very fond of sheep.

6points

Jess Smith 3 months ago

US - Trump. Sadly 40 percent of the country is like this, so it's uncomfortably true.

1point

WWawawa 3 months ago

Im from ireland, everyone here thinks were idiotic drunkards. But as with other countries youve also got nice people. Also we are not all rich we had a housing crisis a while back and public transport is decent. Dublin is a easily walkable country :)

0points

Gracie Mae 3 months ago

not country, but states within the U.S..."do you walk lopsided" or "is one leg shorter than the other?" (living in the mountains)

0points

Bubba Jones 3 months ago

Lol!

0points

Prashant 3 months ago

Hory s**té, i didn't realise up until now, I'm worthless XD

0points

KatSaidWhat 3 months ago

South Africa here. So many, many but most of them covered up there.

0points

Apatheist Account2 3 months ago

The UK is only good at the Olympic events that involve sitting down - rowing, equestrian, cycling and sailing. We do get a few more these days but this was certainly true in the earlier part of the century and before, in the days of Redgrave and Hoy.

0points

Ren Karlej 3 months ago

Tom Daley wants a word...

4points

BrunoVI 3 months ago

Check out way below for my facts correcting US stereotypes that the neo-Soviets of BP tried to censor, but another false US stereotype: we actually have way fewer police. Not only are there fewer per capita (242 vs 349), but per capita isn't even a fair measure since low-density areas require far more police per capita. Oh yeah, and cops are WAY more likely to kill white people than black people. Yes, they kill more black people per capita, but way fewer per law-enforcement incident.

-1point

Graham_Illegal 3 months ago

I love that you're so upset about less and less people buying into this USA#1 nonsense, that you failed to realize the real problem while collecting your cherry-picked data: US cops are far more likely to KILL people instead of deescalating and neutralizing situations as law enforcement in civilized countries do.

2points

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Ren Karlej 3 months ago

People don't think you don't have healthcare insurance. They think you don't have universal healthcare, and that all too often people still end up with large bills regardless of their healthcare insurance. Also, let's not pretend guns aren't a problem, whether or not it's 'people killing each other like crazy' it's still a very significant problem.

10points

BrunoVI 3 months ago (edited)

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Chris Jones 3 months ago

If I understand the copy and paste correctly... add all the different groups of people together and you have a horribly high murder rate. You don't appear to have the total number of people killed by hispanics, only the black people killed by hispanics. To quote some figures: The U.S. homicide rate was 10.5-7.9 per 100,000 population compared to Europe's less than 2 per 100,000.

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Unigirl 3 months ago

Some of these were facts and not stereotypes XD

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Dan Holden 3 months ago

Stereotypes are typically based in fact. That's how they become a stereotype.

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Tom Hardeveld 3 months ago

"stomps my clogs and throws my Tulips into my backyard Windmill" Where are the Dutch!?

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ZGutr 3 months ago (edited)

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BrunoVI 3 months ago

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PFD 3 months ago

Most of these are picture-book stereotypes (perhaps archetypes is better) rather than real stereotypes, I think. How many adults really think Scottish people = kilts and haggis, for example?

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LokisLilButterknife 3 months ago

There are quite a few adults that think Scotland is just kilts, haggis, bagpipes, and impossible to understand accents.

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Linda van A. 3 months ago

The Netherlands, there are mills everywhere, we walk on wooden shoes and we skate to work and school in winter.

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nicholas nolan 3 months ago

Dude, if you could skate to work/school in winter and didn't, I would be very sad for you.

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Verena 3 months ago

No Dutch, recklessly driving their bikes and doing d***s while eating cheese and fried stuff out of the wall (yes, wall, not mall)?

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ZGutr 3 months ago (edited)

for those who wonder: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatiek (sorry, use translate, did not find an English article, but did not search hard either)

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SuperChicken 3 months ago

I love Bitterballen, though.

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pinterest009_partner 3 months ago

i really want panda dashboard

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Jessica SpeLangm 3 months ago

Thankfully, it wasn't a "let's only bash the USA" article. Thank you for that, Kornelija.

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Samsquatch & Monko 3 months ago

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Samsquatch & Monko 3 months ago

I’m the rare Canadian who literally knows nearly nothing about hockey- I don’t even know the rules lmao. I just know stuff taught in school (yes we have learned about hockey in school)

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Auntriarch 3 months ago

Wales - we can all sing. No...

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Apatheist Account2 3 months ago

and are very fond of sheep.

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Jess Smith 3 months ago

US - Trump. Sadly 40 percent of the country is like this, so it's uncomfortably true.

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WWawawa 3 months ago

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Gracie Mae 3 months ago

not country, but states within the U.S..."do you walk lopsided" or "is one leg shorter than the other?" (living in the mountains)

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Bubba Jones 3 months ago

Lol!

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Prashant 3 months ago

Hory s**té, i didn't realise up until now, I'm worthless XD

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KatSaidWhat 3 months ago

South Africa here. So many, many but most of them covered up there.

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Apatheist Account2 3 months ago

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Ren Karlej 3 months ago

Tom Daley wants a word...

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BrunoVI 3 months ago

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Graham_Illegal 3 months ago

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Ren Karlej 3 months ago

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