bromosapiens @ bromosapiens @lemm.ee

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Wait so Elon’s whole anti trans thing is because Grimes dated Chelsea Manning?

Brits arent hard nuts to crack if you can handle the banter. Insulting you is their way of creating emotional intimacy. If you laugh with them you’ll get on fine with most of them.

Speaking of the topic of this post, actually, that’s something I don’t like about Americans. We’re too soft when it comes to taking a joke about ourselves.

It depends on who, in my experience. I adore Scandos and I feel your sentiment about the Dutch and most northern Eastern Europeans (poles, Czech, Russians etc). Mediterraneans tend to be more gregarious but in a super different way to Americans and I warm up to them as well.

The French and Germans/Swiss I fundamentally don’t understand as people and have never met one that I felt like I could get to know.

I’m an American that lives abroad (UK). I’ve gotten a little more proud of being American the longer I’ve been out of the place, and my below response will reflect my experiences living in Europe.

The best thing in my mind is our friendliness and openness to new people. Brits are by far the friendliest Europeans but it’s honestly like a beauty pageant at a truck stop for that one. Europeans think our friendliness is strange but I think their aloofness is strange and years after making the move, I still don’t understand why you wouldn’t be friendly to people you encounter in everyday life.

Another thing is our work ethic. Sure the uber-progressives can chant anti work all they want and say it’s rooted in late stage capitalism, but I can tell you the Americans at my office in London are pretty much all the best employees in their departments without exception. We are resourceful, hard working and understand how to cut through bureaucracy to get things done.

Our skepticism of blindly following rules and process I think is great. The UK is the most like the US in Europe in many respects but they’re still very “computer says no” about things without questioning why. I like that, in my experience americans aren’t afraid to shake things up a bit and question authority a bit more than our European counterparts.

I love living in London but a big part of my personality was shaped by the US and I’ve learned to embrace it as something that makes me unique here.

I reject the mainstream argument from the liberals that trump is somehow getting played by putin or that putin has a video of him doing Epstein things.

I think he knows exactly what he’s doing. I don’t think putin has anything on him. I think he has identified that Putin is who he wants to be like and if anything, I think he has dirt on Putin to force him to help trump.

Happy to send you branstons pickle or Cadbury or something to ease your anxiety, though.

Idk why you think me of all people is gonna help you lol. I’m not trading places. No take backsies! Find a Farage supporter and ask them!

Am US citizen living in the UK. Can confirm.

They’re probably all on the far right

Plot twist: the new federal budget is just a google sheet

I’m an American who lives in the UK and I’ll go to war for you guys before I ever go for the US military.

Yes same. I don’t want to be stressed out by the internet anymore. I want internet for millennials back.

Nice to meet you, everyone’s been so lovely thus far.

Looking forward to having more conversations with fewer people. I’m not trying to argue politics anymore. It’s fruitless.

I just left, deleted my account of 15ish years tonight, no regrets. Happy to be here.

Gen Zs are TERRIBLE at searching things online in my experience. I’m a sweet spot millennial, born close to the middle in 1987. Man oh man watching the 22 year olds who work for me try to google things hurts my brain.