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“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA I’d say the whole system of National Parks is just amazing! Open 24/7 (unless some weather or gov’t shutdown), maps available, trails laid out, camping spots designated… It’s the most treasured and inderappreciated thing in the US, IMO.

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David Fox 5 months ago

But.....we do have 'national parks' in Europe. We have 15 in the UK. They may not be as grandeur but they're beautiful all the same. All of our National Parks are within spitting distance of most cities so most people can enjoy them. Also we have Areas Of Outstanding Natural Beauty too such as Nidderdale.....

103points

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“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA A country that's like 99% unwalkable. Seriously, I've been around the globe and every time I came I became frustrated that I can't just walk to a corner grocery.

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago

There are walkable cities. Generally the ones that were built before the invention of the car. So New York, Boston, New Orleans, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland. The old cities.

64points

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“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA Expensive healthcare.

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David Fox 5 months ago

This I genuinely find sad.....I am so thankful for the NHS. Despite it's issues, everyone receives care equally. It doesn't matter if your wealthy or on the poverty line, everyone is treated the same.

58points

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“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA More firearms than citizens.

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87points

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ORSOrama 5 months ago

This is the saddest thing I know about the US

56points

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“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA The endangered species act, one of the few laws in the entire world that actually enforces protections for endangered animals proactively and retroactively. You could go to prison for destroying some rare flowers. just because those flowers were rare. It’s not perfect, but the ESA is one of the most powerful environmental protection laws in the world, spanning some of the largest area, and very very few countries have something similar.

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Bruce Denney 5 months ago

We have the same laws in the UK

61points

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA Space. I can drive 400 miles and still be in Kansas, as it’s 410 miles in width.

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David Fox 5 months ago

But yet the USA has the worst public transport scheme.

32points

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA That's alwys struck me as weird. We get adverts for over the counter meds, like painkillers or cold and flu medicine but the thought of seeing an advert for something you need to go to the doctors and get a prescription for like adhd meds / anti depresents / antibiotics / heart meds or blood thinners is absolitly mental to me.

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LavenderHippoInAJar 5 months ago

As an American I really don't understand this either...

63points

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“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA I'm from the UK and it looks like the houses in the US are a million times bigger than they are here.

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Verena 5 months ago

Yes, but ours made from bricks, mortar and reinforced concrete, including the inside walls, survive multiple severe storms.

79points

#10

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA On the up side, amazing geographic diversity. In one country, we have mountains, deserts, tropics, sweeping plains, fertile farmland, tundra, huge beaches, and rugged coastlines.

On the down side, school shootings. Mall shootings. Grocery store shootings. Church shootings. Birthday party shootings. We know another one's coming soon - we just don't know where.

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Final score:

51points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago

It's a stochastic effect. More guns leads to more gun violence. It's sort of like how back in the old days they used to sell strychnine in d**g stores for rat poison and as a result a lot more people were killed by strychnine poisoning, either by intention or accidental. We banned the sale of the poison and people stopped dying from the poison. Restrict access to guns and less people will be killed by guns. It's actually pretty simple.

66points

#11

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA So many extracurricular activities in schools. Playing a specific sport or being part of a team isn't something schools offer in Europe. I have cousins who live in Texas, and the fact that their school has tennis courts and a pool blows my mind. Some schools here have small clubs like theater or choir, but the options hardly compare to those offered at schools in the States. Your high school theater plays look like professional productions sometimes.

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ElfVibratorGlitter 5 months ago

For schools with funding, yes.

47points

#12

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA Fast food restaurants at every intersection and an obesity epidemic.

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Marcos Valencia 5 months ago

But we DO have fast food restaurants all over the place.

25points

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#13

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA The Pacific AND the Atlantic.

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David Fox 5 months ago

The Atlantic, North Sea, English Channel, Irish Sea to name a few.

32points

#14

Florida Man stories. Europe just has 'the English tourist on holiday in Ibiza.'

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46points

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Captain Kyra 5 months ago

Florida has interesting protection for alleged crime, that is why the Florida man stories are so entertaining.

22points

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#15

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA Garbage disposal units are installed beneath the kitchen sink.

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45points

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Trillian 5 months ago

So you can shred stuff and just flush it? We are very much encouraged to NOT do that but dispose of it properly.

10points

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#16

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA Free refills on coffee and soda (in most restaurants).

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43points

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Verena 5 months ago

Water okay, coffee/tea maybe (if brewed well). Soda: Why encourage obesity?

24points

#17

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA Free public restrooms and toilet seat covers.

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40points

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Gillbella 5 months ago

It's of places have free public toilets across the world- with doors on them that stop people looking at you,!

36points

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#18

Diners. Fast cheap American food available at all hours. One of the best meals you will ever eat is American diner food at 2 am.

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40points

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JuJu 5 months ago

Here, a Döner saves your life at 2 am

5points

#19

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA Massive student loan.

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38points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago

Debt. Massive student loan DEBT.

66points

#20

The Grand Canyon.

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sofacushionfort 5 months ago

A Soviet traveler described it as a mold that could be used to make mountain ranges

32points

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#21

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA Giant superstores where you can buy groceries, furniture, a pet fish and a handgun

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36points

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Test Dummy 5 months ago

Not sure how this is a good thing.

38points

#22

THE F**KING BBQ!

Thank the cosmos I live there and travel alot. States seem to have their own twists and specialities and it's all so f**king good I can't decide what I like more.

The Texas BBQ Pit I went to once was an experience.

Before I came here, BBQ meant store bought frozen burgers and sausages on a grill in the garden during summer. One thing I don't miss about the UK lol.

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34points

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3 Otters 🦦 5 months ago

Love American BBQ!

24points

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

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#23

The 4th of July. True fact, in Europe it goes straight from the 3rd to the 5th.

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29points

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Brenda 5 months ago

England has Bonfire Night (Guy Falkes) [November 5th - my birthday]. The US has July 4th. Every country has a holiday other countries don't. BTW, Bonfire Night was the best birthday I ever had!

20points

#24

Good Mexican food. It doesn't exist in Europe. I ordered a burrito in Berlin, and it was worse than Taco Bell.

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28points

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Queeqec 5 months ago

So that one place in Berlin is representing whole Europe?

65points

calvin and hobbes 5 months ago

okay, but hes right. i have traveled all over europe, and their mexican food is never as good.

12points

Michael Largey 5 months ago

No, he was just giving an example of what he meant.

4points

Manana Man 5 months ago

Just because OP gives one example doesn't mean that's the only one.

3points

ffeineandsugar 5 months ago

The anecdotal evidence was given because its hard to get statistical proof of a qualitative experience. Ask 100 people who have been to both Germany and the United States of America which country has better Mexican food. The answer will almost always be United States of America. (And the irony is that I've had really outstanding German food in Mexico!)

2points

Linda Tisue 5 months ago

Lived in Europe for 16 years, haven't found a good Mexican place yet. Have found some good Columbian in Stockholm.

1point

ConstantlyJon 5 months ago

When people go places and have experiences in that place, they tend to relate their experiences to their understanding of how the entire place operates, for better or worse. Kinda a universal thing. Not sure that kind of evaluation is appropriate for this sort of list though.

1point

Jp@nda 5 months ago

You think Florida man represents all of America?! Soo... What am I missing?

0points

Anonymous 5 months ago (edited)

That one place in Berlin was notable to the original poster because Mexican restaurants just aren't a thing in most of Europe. That was probably the *only* Mexican restaurant that they saw. I've had excellent Mexican food in Spain but everywhere else in Europe the Mexican food was only okay, if you could find any at all.

0points

Noname 5 months ago

France sucks for Mexican food, too. And the UK. And Italy. Most Europeans don't like spicy, and they confuse OEP for Mexican when it's TexMex. The French have this "taco" that's really more like a quesadilla that's folded into a square and grilled like a panini.

0points

ORSOrama 5 months ago (edited)

I had Tex Mex food many times in a NATO Airbase close to home in Italy before september 2001. I LOVED it. Mexican food outside the NATO Airbase (in any restaurant I tried) is just Italian food with added hot chili peppers. A scam, in short.

-1point

Winnie the Moo 5 months ago

Or f*****g Mexico for that matter 😂

-2points

Carlos Moreno 5 months ago

Most mexican food In the US is not mexican, it is more tex-mex. Go to the capital of Mexico and you will not recognize the food you eat.

11points

El Cucuy 5 months ago

I have eaten Mexican food all over the US. If it's a family-owned restaurant, it is usually not Tex-Mex and is pretty authentic. And I have eaten Mexican food in Mexico many times. Even in homes, prepared by the family that lived there (and yes, in Mexico City). It wasn't any different than the typical Mexican food I've had in the US.

2points

Shark_a 5 months ago

So when I buy a bad burger somewhere in US, can I also say that Americans don´t have good burgers?

8points

🇳🇬 Asi Bassey 🇳🇬 5 months ago (edited)

Well, Mexico is just next door to the US, so…🤷🏾‍♂️

8points

Marcos Valencia 5 months ago

Don't speak for Spain. We value Mexican food.

7points

Masha(they/them) 5 months ago

Yesss

1point

Susie Elle 5 months ago

I doubt that in the entirety of Europe, no proper mexican food can be found

5points

Carl Roberts 5 months ago

Well, I mean, the U.S. does have a large Hispanic population. Berlin doesn't.

4points

Moosy Girl 5 months ago

Agreed, good Mexican food is hard to find in my country, not impossible, but it’s definitely rare, and ‘french tacos’ are NOT helping.

3points

Verena 5 months ago

Pretty random, seen the number of restaurants in Berlin. Maybe went to a tourist trap?

3points

KatSaidWhat 5 months ago

don't they always...

0points

SirWriteALot 5 months ago (edited)

Did you get them at the Burrito Schnitzel Pizza Kebap Sushi place? Guess why it was bad :-D You won't find them in the usual tourist places but you need to look for restaurants that are run by people of the country that you're trying to eat the food from. So get your poutine at the only place in town run by a french canadian ex-pat.

1point

axle f 5 months ago

... that's hard to believe. there's not much worse than Taco Bell, man..

1point

lonelyone 5 months ago

Each country has its own foods, it is usually advisable to prefer local recipes both for a question of quality of preparation, due to a long knowledge of it, and for a question of authenticity. 🤔

0points

Dogs on a train 5 months ago

more diarrhea?

0points

fan of phish 5 months ago

Well I have to admit when I (an American) was visiting the UK (28 years ago) I had an AMAZING chimichanga in Edinburgh of all places! That’s something I’ve eaten my whole life and loved. Born in San Diego, CA, so lots of trips to Mexico. And I had a delicious Mexican dinner in Scotland 😋

0points

Dwayne Gruber 5 months ago

If your not in Mexico, Texas or Ciliff it is not Mexican food

0points

aricely 5 months ago

A lot of places in the U.S. have authentic latin food. Hispanics live everywhere in America It's not just limited to the bordering states.

0points

Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 5 months ago

and that is saying something

0points

Steve Hall 5 months ago

I don't believe that, nothing is worse than Taco Bell.

0points

Mr. Jones 5 months ago

I live in Maine USA and we have two authentic Mexican restaurants in my neighborhood owned and operated by amazing people from Mexico. I grew up in Arizona so it's nice to have authentic Mex food here.

0points

Kees Visser 5 months ago

It exists, you just got to the wrong place. And we have good original Italian, Greek, Russian, Norwegian, Spanish, French ..... food

0points

pep Ito 5 months ago

You mean TEXMEX meal.

0points

Daniel Gómez 5 months ago

And I thought good Mexican food was actually a very good thing that you found in... Mexico... my bad... Also, burritos, are Tex-Mex, not Mexican. I live in Mexico, so I know.

0points

Manana Man 5 months ago

That's odd. My Mexican wife makes burritos.

0points

tameson 5 months ago

I still have a photo of the menu in Ireland that listed "Nachos" and the ingredients were pizza dough, tomato sauce, and cheese. The food in Ireland was great, but that menu item just cracked us up.

0points

Gossameringue 5 months ago

Odd that "good Mexican food" isn't commonplace in a part of the world separated by an entire ocean from Mexico.

0points

Captain McSmoot 5 months ago

I lived in Ireland, Belgium, The Netherlands, and Germany and I can concur :)

0points

Alicia M 5 months ago

I would really miss good Mexican food. It's my favorite and I can get it so easily here.

0points

G A 5 months ago

We don't have many Mexicans to open restaurants. We DO have plenty of Asians so we have loads of Chinese and Indian food instead.

0points

Dreaming Spirit 5 months ago

I've had some good tacos and burritos here in Poland, although to be honest I have never been to Mexico so I have no comparison to the real deal. It's also far away, so some ingredients may be harder if not impossible to get.

0points

Anga 5 months ago

Yeah, we actually miss that (

0points

Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago

I happy hour at a place that sells $1 tacos that are actually pretty good. My favorite taco truck sells hella good tacos carretta for $2.50. Yeah we got it good on that front.

0points

nm (he/him) 5 months ago

You're talking about this specific food that is prepared by Spanish speaking immigrants, who are been hated by racist Karents and ordered to go back to their country?

-1point

aricely 5 months ago

this wasn't needed

0points

Tomása Mongo 5 months ago

You think Mexican food is good in the USA? Jaja ja ja ja jajaja (insert Mexican telenovela evil woman laughing in Mexican)

-1point

KatSaidWhat 5 months ago

you based that on ONE burrito in Berlin?

-1point

Jack Burton 5 months ago

You have a point, we really don't care about mexican food, i am 42 and i may have try 2 or 3 times in my life.

-1point

Andi 5 months ago

NOT MEXICAN - Tex Mex - very different

-1point

Ace 5 months ago

There is a lot of bad "Mexican" food in the US as well. Using Taco Bell as a benchark of any sort is a great example of that. In fact, authentic Mexican cuisine is very hard to find outside of border areas.

-1point

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#25

American who lived in Europe for a time. (The Balkans)

Things I have here that I didn't have there:

Cheap gas (yes, it's still quite cheap in the US)

Larger appliances with words on them (my appliances there had graphics on them, the washer had a Half Mushroom Cloud setting)

A zillion kinds of breakfast cereal (when I came back, I routinely got overwhelmed in the grocery store)

Lol, diplomatic immunity

Things I had there, that I don't have here:

There was a produce/meat market that was open every day, that I could walk to, it ruled

Cafe culture

The newsstand sold lots of rowdy porn.

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Final score:

27points

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LavenderHippoInAJar 5 months ago

I feel like the price of gas really depends on where in America you are

23points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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#26

Turning right on a red light. I think that's still illegal in Germany and most other European countries, isn't it?

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Final score:

23points

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Emma S 5 months ago

Well you'd be on the wrong side of the road in the UK, Ireland, Malta and Cyprus so don't do that. 😆

43points

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#27

Single country world series.

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23points

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PattyK 5 months ago

No; there’s a major league baseball team in Canada, the Toronto Blue Jays.

34points

#28

The mountains in the Mountain West and the Red Rocks. I’ve lived next to the Red Rocks in Utah and Colorado. I grew up and worked in the Tetons. We’ve lived on the Wasatch, and super close to the Rockies. Europe is so beautiful but the Mountain West is one of the most beautiful regions on earth.

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23points

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ElfVibratorGlitter 5 months ago (edited)

No doubt it's absolutely gorgeous here, I live in Colorado. Europe is no joke either. Also has a variety of beautiful places to visit.

16points

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#29

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA Truck Nuts

At least I haven't really seen them over here in central Europe. Then again also Pickup Trucks are a pretty rare sight in Europe.

Final score:

18points

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Pandemonium 5 months ago

Discussion between my brother and me: Me: Truck nuts must only ever be bought as gag gifts for one's too-tough friend. I can't imagine that any dude would ever buy truck nuts for himself. Bro: And THAT is why you were surprised that Trump won in 2016.

43points

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#30

“Still Illegal In Most European Countries”: 30 Things That Are Only Normal In The USA Large meal portions.

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18points

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Isabella 5 months ago

This is not necessarily a good thing.

30points

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Queeqec 5 months ago

Comparing the USA with 47 individual countries with individual language, landscape, culture, cuisines, laws, politics etc is just useless. It doesn't work that way.

35points

Nitka Tsar 5 months ago

ZGutr, every European country has their own states. For example: Germany has 16 states, that are as different from each other as the US states are. But somehow most Americans only know of and about Bavaria, which would be like me saying the whole US is only Texas.

5points

DB 5 months ago

It does on BP.

2points

JustAnotherPanda (she/they/he) 5 months ago

It’s not comparing, they’re just saying

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calvin and hobbes 5 months ago

ugh. i thought it said americans wrote it, not people coming on to make fun of america. dont get me wrong, i know america has countless faults, but some people are proud of their country nevertheless, as anybody would be, and shaming them for that is just not okay. we do have unique, good things, that other countries dont have, and i thought that is what i would be finding in this article. instead, i found more hatred and teasing.

14points

Nitka Tsar 5 months ago

I would love a list about positiv things the US has!

4points

BWC 5 months ago

Yep, the negativity and whataboutisms are running rampant in the comments.

0points

Megan Curl 5 months ago

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Corvus 5 months ago

Ugh, the list is so predictable. Free refills, fast food, and guns. This pretty much sums it up (and all other lists like it).

12points

Jrog 5 months ago

Also, the same weird obsessions, most likely by people that never traveled further than the next town over. National parks, ice in drinks, toilets, free refills... as if the rest of the world has never heard of nature, cold water and poo.

18points

LokisLilButterknife 5 months ago

Sigh, when will BoredPanda ever learn that Europe and the United States are not monoliths? I always feel like these lists just rehash the same old tired stereotypes.

11points

I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 5 months ago

This makes me think a lot of the people who made submissions haven't travelled much because so many things on this list are not just solely usa.

7points

K- THULU 5 months ago

And those of us who are neither European or from the USA are generally just bored with this two continent world view that BP has these days...

7points

ZGutr 5 months ago

The title says America, but why are all the posts focused on the USA? The usual confusion? America are the two landmasses from most southern point in Chile up until Canada's most northern point. USA is just a part of the landmass called north America

6points

Rocket Surgeon 5 months ago

Yes I'm sure the OP meant anywhere from the Southern tip of Argentina to the icy shores of Nunavut.

1point

Jayjay 5 months ago

I get the impression that not many Americans who post here have ever been outside of the USA. You should compare a state in the USA to a country elsewhere, or compare the USA to the whole of Europe for instance. And in that case: diversity in Europe is so much broader than in the USA.

4points

Julie S 5 months ago

USA vs Europe again

3points

Moosy Girl 5 months ago

Whatever anywhere has, America claims to have more of it. Same as whatever anywhere has, Japan claims to have invented it. ;p

3points

DB 5 months ago

Another not so thinly veiled anti-American post from Bolshevik Panda.

1point

michael faludi 5 months ago

I would add as #31 the exploitation of workers in the USA. Nowhere in Europe people has to work as the CEOs demanding in the USA. Examples of 90 hours of work per week, sleeping at work or 24/7 standby is plenty with minimum pay. Social assistance is lower then anywhere in the EU.

1point

Nina 5 months ago

Come on BP, we've had enough of these kinda posts now. Try to make some original comparisons or original posts..

1point

Anony Mouse 5 months ago

Really glad to read all these for the 30th time. You haven't posted one of these lists in almost 4 days.

1point

Ionescu Popa 5 months ago

only in the days with us troops transfers, to move the attention here.

-1point

Boy-Ahn 5 months ago

Again, Europe is not a single country, pretty much like Wyoming is different from Louisiana, for example.

1point

RSM 5 months ago

Choice.

0points

Kare Deter 5 months ago

I am kind of tired of the title of the article changing and STILL has little to do with the content.

0points

Captain Awesome 5 months ago

How about the Venus fly trap? It only natively grows in the wet lands of North and South Carolina.

0points

John Harrison 5 months ago

Didn't even read it. F**k off, BP.

-3points

Multa Nocte 5 months ago

Same here.

-2points

Mimi M 5 months ago

Lots of these are anti-American, not positive things at all. Even when trying, it comes with a large side order of bashing. With a lot of ignorance involved as well.

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LokisLilButterknife 5 months ago (edited)

That's BoredPanda for you. Europe= Land of cultured intellectuals. United States: Land of slack-jawed yokels (yes, I stole that phrase from the Simpsons) wallowing in their own filth and ignorance. I have family in both the United States and the United Kingdom, and I have to agree that the United States has a considerable number of extremely serious problems. However, these listicles always seem to degenerate into hate-fueled stereotypes and people bashing each other. It's really pitiful that BoredPanda keeps on posting content like this.

-1point

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Eric Tapril 5 months ago

Nothing butthurt about your comment at all, is there?

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Michael None 5 months ago (edited)

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Shaquille Oatmeal 5 months ago

Speaking as a US Military Veteran: A lot. A whole lot. So freaking much. But yeah the whole “haha all Americans are fatty fat fats who like to eat fast food and drink soda” is just petty.

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Queeqec 5 months ago

Comparing the USA with 47 individual countries with individual language, landscape, culture, cuisines, laws, politics etc is just useless. It doesn't work that way.

35points

Nitka Tsar 5 months ago

5points

DB 5 months ago

It does on BP.

2points

JustAnotherPanda (she/they/he) 5 months ago

It’s not comparing, they’re just saying

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calvin and hobbes 5 months ago

14points

Nitka Tsar 5 months ago

I would love a list about positiv things the US has!

4points

BWC 5 months ago

Yep, the negativity and whataboutisms are running rampant in the comments.

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Megan Curl 5 months ago

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Corvus 5 months ago

Ugh, the list is so predictable. Free refills, fast food, and guns. This pretty much sums it up (and all other lists like it).

12points

Jrog 5 months ago

18points

LokisLilButterknife 5 months ago

Sigh, when will BoredPanda ever learn that Europe and the United States are not monoliths? I always feel like these lists just rehash the same old tired stereotypes.

11points

I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 5 months ago

This makes me think a lot of the people who made submissions haven't travelled much because so many things on this list are not just solely usa.

7points

K- THULU 5 months ago

And those of us who are neither European or from the USA are generally just bored with this two continent world view that BP has these days...

7points

ZGutr 5 months ago

6points

Rocket Surgeon 5 months ago

Yes I'm sure the OP meant anywhere from the Southern tip of Argentina to the icy shores of Nunavut.

1point

Jayjay 5 months ago

4points

Julie S 5 months ago

USA vs Europe again

3points

Moosy Girl 5 months ago

Whatever anywhere has, America claims to have more of it. Same as whatever anywhere has, Japan claims to have invented it. ;p

3points

DB 5 months ago

Another not so thinly veiled anti-American post from Bolshevik Panda.

1point

michael faludi 5 months ago

1point

Nina 5 months ago

Come on BP, we've had enough of these kinda posts now. Try to make some original comparisons or original posts..

1point

Anony Mouse 5 months ago

Really glad to read all these for the 30th time. You haven't posted one of these lists in almost 4 days.

1point

Ionescu Popa 5 months ago

only in the days with us troops transfers, to move the attention here.

-1point

Boy-Ahn 5 months ago

Again, Europe is not a single country, pretty much like Wyoming is different from Louisiana, for example.

1point

RSM 5 months ago

Choice.

0points

Kare Deter 5 months ago

I am kind of tired of the title of the article changing and STILL has little to do with the content.

0points

Captain Awesome 5 months ago

How about the Venus fly trap? It only natively grows in the wet lands of North and South Carolina.

0points

John Harrison 5 months ago

Didn't even read it. F**k off, BP.

-3points

Multa Nocte 5 months ago

Same here.

-2points

Mimi M 5 months ago

Lots of these are anti-American, not positive things at all. Even when trying, it comes with a large side order of bashing. With a lot of ignorance involved as well.

-3points

LokisLilButterknife 5 months ago (edited)

-1point

Miryaa 5 months ago

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Eric Tapril 5 months ago

Nothing butthurt about your comment at all, is there?

8points

Michael None 5 months ago (edited)

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Shaquille Oatmeal 5 months ago

Speaking as a US Military Veteran: A lot. A whole lot. So freaking much. But yeah the whole “haha all Americans are fatty fat fats who like to eat fast food and drink soda” is just petty.

2points