@Anon18817098350@Renegade1k Wow, that’s the most American sentence I’ve ever seen: being okay with being ignorant. What difference does it make? A clip of her offending a Ukrainian refugee because of her ignorance, mocked by thousands of people because of that, makes the USA look like a country of fools.
@ballknowerian @Anon18817098350@Renegade1k And yet ur free because France supported Washington in 1781 🇫🇷🇫🇷 you’re welcome for the treaty of Paris in 83
@Anon18817098350@Renegade1k Unfortunately, we see too many things about your country, mainly negative things. And even if I didn’t know anything about your country, that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be known.
@Anon18817098350@Renegade1k Typical of American navel-lism : What I do not see does not exist and is not worth knowing. Stay ignorant, my American friend.
@Anon18817098350@Renegade1k There is a war in the world and you don’t even know it exists. You, like her, can’t do anything in this war, but not knowing that this war exists makes you a clown. Like your president. 🤡
@ashinohippariai@baseballbaka@ondriania@Hammie_Hammie@nanya103704 Ne trouvez vous pas que c’est plutôt les touristes les plus fortunés qui sont les moins respectueux et qui se laissent le plus souvent aller ? Lorsque je rencontre un touriste irrespectueux, ce n’est pas souvent celui d’un groupe « low-cost » mais quelqu’un de plus aisé.
@ashinohippariai@baseballbaka@ondriania@Hammie_Hammie@nanya103704 Je comprends tout à fait mais je trouve que baser cette distinction sur les revenus d’une personne est totalement arbitraire. Une caissière ne pourra jamais réaliser son rêve de visiter le Japon malgré qu’elle connaisse les bonnes manières Japonaises ?