Non-American Ponders Whether The USA Is As Bad As Reddit Makes It Out To Be

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Ally Perry • Writer and Editor
Dec 9, 2021 6:00 PM EST

Looking at the news, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the US is an all-round terrible place. There doesn't seem to be any shortage of people suffering for one reason or another, and it doesn't give a very good reflection of the country as a whole. It led u/Homelss_Emperor to ask fellow Redditors whether the USA was as bad as outside impressions often made out.

Although not everyone was willing to defend its portrayal, there were a variety of opinions on the topic. While the consensus seemed to be it was far from perfect, there's definitely many factors to be taken into consideration.


 

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