Oh My God, I Seriously Can't Stop Laughing At All These Ignorant Americans Who Got Absolutely Roasted Into Oblivion So Far This Year

1."Europe would fit into Texas:"

Screenshot of a social media post with a comment saying Europe is small compared to the U.S., suggesting it could fit into Texas or Alaska
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2."This is what REAL Italian food is:"

Italian exchange student eating pasta at a restaurant. Comment below claims Olive Garden has the best Italian food despite having traveled Italy
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3."Our poop is built different:"

A social media comment humorously claims bidets originated in countries with frequent diarrhea, defending Americans for not using them

4."How do you even begin to cook by using celsius:"

Summary of the text: A comment questions how 60 degrees can cook anything, noting it's colder than room temperature
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5."Georgia doesn't exist:"

Screenshot of a Reddit post with comments discussing the country of Georgia compared to the U.S. state
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6."Italy has no water:"

Comment exchange about water availability in Italy, with one user claiming they have water and another user contradicting them

7."Don't mess with the country who won the Civil War:"

Screenshot of a TikTok comment exchange discussing U.S. military history and credibility
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8."Do Europeans celebrate the 4th:"

Image showing a social media post questioning what England does on the 4th of July, asking if they acknowledge, joke, or ignore the date
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9."Military time is impossible to understand:"

Social media post exchange about Andrew Garfield's phone set to 24-hour time; confusion over using metric time and converting systems
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10."Texas is the greatest country on Earth:"

Text reads: "What is the only country in the world that has an 'X' in its name...?" Comment: "Texas."
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11."Canada would collapse without us:"

Facebook comment arguing that if the USA left Canada alone, Canada would face economic collapse and lack of defense capabilities
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12."Europe is tiny:"

Comment questioning two-week travel plans in Europe due to its size
Facebook

13."Celsius is always wrong:"

Comment exchange discussing how kilograms seem heavier than pounds, and a humorous comparison to Celsius making temperatures seem cooler
Facebook

14."At the very least Texas would be the biggest country in Europe:"

Text overlay on a map shows Texas superimposed over Europe, illustrating its size relative to European countries
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15."I can't believe those taxes:"

Social media posts comparing high taxes in Europe to high diabetes treatment costs in America

16."Why aren't miles and kilometers the same:"

Social media post humorously questioning why a 5k run isn't called a 3k marathon, suggesting confusion over distances
Facebook

17."Europe hasn't discovered electricity:"

Two social media comments discussing fictional post-apocalyptic scenarios about Europe and America
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18."Fragile Europeans are physically unable to play football:"

Social media post with a question: "Why isn't American football an Olympic sport?" Reply: "They play soccer because there’s no real contact."
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19."European food is awful:"

Social media comments: One finds Americans critiquing food funny. The other claims America has the best food, suggesting Europe isn't a food destination
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20."You're using punctuation all wrong:"

Two comments: First notes European vs. U.S. punctuation differences. Second sarcastically agrees, suggesting the European way is incorrect

21."Ireland created English:"

Comment exchange: First person claims they perfected the English language with a flag emoji. Second person corrects them, stating England invented English
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22."Champagne is from where I say it's from:"

Screenshot of tweets: Discussion about legally protecting the term "Champagne" and criticism of an opposing perspective on tariff policies

23."That's not how that's spelled:"

Video stills of a building being painted and a comment highlighting a spelling mistake of the word "colour" in the ad
Twitter

24."British language is a bunch gibberish:"

Online discussion about brand names becoming generic terms, with examples from America and Britain

25."Lithuania would be ours in an instant:"

Reddit post with headline about USA sourcing eggs from Lithuania, followed by a comment discussing bird flu's impact on egg availability in North America

26."We wrote the dictionary:"

Comment exchange about the Oxford English Dictionary, its usage, and historical publication details
Instagram

27."They need to build some more bypasses in those old cities:"

Text exchange about city design: One suggests cities predate cars; another proposes demolishing areas to improve car accessibility

28."Greenland belongs to America:"

american who says that greenland is claimed by the usa

29."We're the main character:"

That kind of sums it up.