🚨 BRITISH WOMAN UNDERSTANDS AMERICA BETTER THAN MOST OF THE PEOPLE PAID TO COMPLAIN ABOUT IT
Someone asked her what culture America even has.
Her response was basically: Are you kidding me?
Cowboys. Ranches. Rodeos. Southern hospitality. California surf culture. New York ambition. Midwestern communities.
Jazz. Blues. Rock and roll. Hip-hop. Hollywood. Broadway.
Baseball. Basketball. Football. Diners. BBQ. Thanksgiving.
NASA. Silicon Valley. World-class universities. Laboratories. Inventors. Engineers. Entrepreneurs.
And generations of Americans who served, sacrificed and sometimes died defending the freedom that allows wildly different people to live together in the first place.
Then she nailed the part people miss:
American culture became so globally dominant that people confuse its familiarity with its absence.
That is an extraordinarily good observation.
The world wears American culture, watches American culture, listens to American culture, copies American culture, builds businesses modeled after American innovation—and then some smug idiot asks what culture America has.
Meanwhile, someone actually moves here and immediately recognizes what millions of Americans have been conditioned to sneer at.
At this point, I am prepared to negotiate.
We will trade Hasan Piker, AOC, Mehdi Hasan and Ilhan Omar for her.
Four-for-one.
Final offer.
🇺🇸 Welcome to America. You get it.
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