MAGA Travels Abroad & Discovers What The World REALLY Thinks Of America by @sergiomendes on 3Speak
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Today let's react to this video called Maga travels abroad and discovers what the world really thinks of America. And now I feel that I am going to... feel like I'm too European for whatever these people are about to say, but let's react to it and let's see. This video, it is on Carter Mills show. I'm gonna leave the link for the original video down below. If you guys want more reactions like this, if you guys are having fun, if you guys have any suggestions, any... videos like this that you would like to see me react to, drop it in the comments down below, and also don't forget, drop a like, subscribe to the channel, turn the notifications on, and share this video in your socials with your friends. Also, you can support me directly, you can go and buy me a coffee, the links are in the description as well. Let's do this, let's check this out. Maga, come on, please, some of you surprise me positively. that you had where you realize that Americans are looked down on by most of the world. I'll go first. In summer 2019, I traveled to Europe for like two weeks, and I went through a couple different countries. Guys, I just thought of a funny story. Just a country. I am currently an American international student in Ireland, and it's fucking embarrassing. Something I need people to understand is that America is not the respected empire anymore and they think we're so stupid. Most Americans grow up believing the whole world wants to be us, that everyone's watching, everyone's impressed, everyone wishes they lived here, and then you leave the country and you find out nobody was watching at all. Well, we are watching just the majority have the full videos. Tell me about an experience that you had where you realize that Americans are looked down on. Okay, tell me your experience, girl. I'll go first. Go-go. In 2019, I traveled to Europe for like two weeks, and I went through a couple different countries, but when I was in Prague, at a bar, a man from Germany sat next to- I-fair. I really summarized my opinion of that presidency and just, like, went on. This man looks at me and goes, wow, you're quite intelligent. I was just like, okay, what do you mean? Because, like, when I tell you, I, like, made it short and sweet. It was, like, not, it's particularly intelligent. This man goes, well, it was really impressive how you- That's just the show. how much we expect from American people at this point in history and in time. We're just like, you can say three words together? Yes, work! And I know it's a stereotype, also a little bit not. You're able to summarize your political views in a very articulate way. This man even went as far as to give me props for not being racist. It was in that moment that I realized that most of the world views Americans is not only unintelligent, but as a whole pretty racist and possibly unable to articulate their political views in an intelligent way. Facts, can we all disagree, can we all disagree that Americans are the most annoying chorus to ever exist on this planet? Yes, I've worked in customer services for a while, and I do think I also their culture, they're tipping culture, and usually they are good when it comes to tips, but other than that... I'm telling you, Japan is one of the most, like, respectful country, yeah, there are so many rules where, like, when you go to a restaurant, when you go on a train, when you go to, like, you, when you go to, like, places, yeah, you don't speak loudly, you speak quietly, you use your inner voice, you see Americans, yeah, everyone, it could be Europeans, could be fucking other Asians, could be anyone. any other nationalities, you'll hear one American, one or two Americans speaking loudly, speaking on the top of their voices. They think they own the world. Like, they're so loud for no reason. Yeah, I've been here for two weeks. Every single time I hear an American accent, it pisses me off. They're just so flipping annoying. What did you imagine Germany would be like? One of the most surprising things. Okay, so let's see. But yeah, like, Americans are pretty loud, especially when they are, like, in a group of people. But sometimes a group doesn't even need to be... that big, even like when it's like a family thing, still pretty loud. Things was how little interest people had that I was American. You're taught America is the greatest country in the world, and you lack the perspective that America is just another country. You logically understand America as another country, but still you have all of this media and stuff telling you that everybody loves America, everybody wants to come to America, and you... Why you don't want to know how it's to live in the best country in the world? Exactly, yeah, yeah. I honestly never had, like, the American dream, and as I get older, and I saw more and more about it, like, nature-wise even, but... I mean, America, I'm talking the USA, in this case, in this particular scenario, when I say America, we are talking about the USA. But the more I see and the more I learn about the country, I'm just like, if I have the chance to visit places, America is definitely not on the top of the list, as per now. Don't you have more questions for me? Aren't I really, really interesting? And some people were... We were just talking about it. One time I was in the Dominican Republic at a resort. and there were a big bunch of people, they were Trump supporters, they were not Latinos, they were gringos like me, and they have a show in other countries when you say America, you're talking about the whole American continent, in other words, like people from Mexico or... I think it became quite common to refer as the USA. as just America, and I think this is something that we probably kind of need to culturally and socially change, because it's true that America, it's a big continent with a lot of different countries, a lot of different cultures, and people from Brazil, people from Mexico, people from the Dominican Republic, all of them are Americans, but we are like, started using America and Americans for the USA people, we definitely need to work and change that because it's not a fact. It's not a reality. It's not true. Americans, people from the Dominican Republic are Americans, because we're talking about continents. And, you know, people in the United States tend to think of themselves as the center of the world. You know, they're... In Europe, the French people sometimes say the United States of America were a country without a name, because all these other countries in the American continent, they have states and their United States. A specific name. Anyway, so I'm seated at this show. at the resort, tribute to America, and I'm hearing these people talk and they're complaining that they're playing too much Bacata and too much meringueay on the resort and the music's giving them a headache and they're looking forward to... Imagine going to holidays to a foreigner country, I'm even like getting already pissed off and complaining about stuff like this. You do not deserve to live... your house during tribute to America and I think they're expecting Toby Keith or God bless the USA and the show starts and you have like traditional Columbia dances and music and cumbia all American stuff and you have like some Mexican banda and all these things and the people were like they were getting mad and they asked one of the ladies the ushers that were working the show you know Isn't this supposed to be tribute to America? And the lady had to explain to them what I just explained to you now. So they say travel is the best way for people to learn. Like some stories you listen online, and you're just like, this is not real, this is not real. But then we also, with you're just like, I guess this is probably real things and expand the horizon. So I guess the people learn something on that day. Thank you guys, see you next video. Fingers crossed, they learn it to get to their life. It's not a funny story at a resort. It's their daily life, and some of them are hearing things from their classmates and coworkers that most Americans back home would never believe. I am currently an American international student in Ireland, and it's fucking embarrassing. Something I need people to understand is that America is not the respected empire anymore and they think we're so stupid. Beyond the Irish people, when I have that average conversation with a European, they think we are a joke, they make a mockery out of us, and they treat our politics like a damn reality TV show. I don't know how old is this video, but as per now, more than ever, your politics are a reality TV show. And not a good one. A really, really, really, really bad one. I have to constantly remind people that real people's lives are being affected back in America, and I'm fucking worried about them. Oh, we know. We know. We know that. And that's why we see you the way we see you. But we know, we know it's real people, girl. Why are you bad with us? Get mad with the people in America. When I talk to other international students from America, we are all sitting here saying that if Trump is reelected, we will stay our asses out here. We are not feared, we are not respected, and everyone thinks we are a fucking joke. How do we choose a convicted fucking felon over someone that would have been the most qualified president in the United States because she worked in all three legislative barrenties? Okay, but that's another thing. Like, why would you want to be feared? And, like, respected, yes, but why would you want to be feared? Like, that's also, like, something that it's put on American, like, Americans had, like, we have to be feared all over the world and revered and respected. It's just, like, all the countries want that say respect, all the nationalities, all the cultures, like, we should just, like, respect each other equally. That's why we are like a lot of people want, not to be the most respected. My Irish peer sent me condolence messages today. They said, what happened? What is going on? And for the people that are going to sit here and say, yeah, take a coat pill and go ahead and stay out there, we plan on two. I am looking at job opportunities right now. They do not want to go to America. There's no concept of an American dream anymore because they see everything that we're complaining about. At least I can afford my groceries out here. At least I don't have to worry about some people who guns are banned. At least there is politics out here that are able to be respected and can be done in a cordial manner. If you think Trump being in office is going to make other countries fear us, it's not. It's a couple of years old. It's not. Period. I hope she's okay. That's my take on it. It's embarrassing to be an international student out here, and all of us Americans are quaking in our fucking boots. So what do you actually do when you're American abroad and the whole room already has an opinion about you before you've said a word? Traveling to Europe when you have a president that Europe respects is so much nicer than traveling to Europe when you have a president that the world, the rest of the world, despises. Trump is obviously huge in that right now, like nobody likes Trump. outside of MAGA in the United States. I've traveled under every presidency since, like, the first Bush, the OD Bush. And I will say, though, that lately with, like, Trump, I was just in Paris and Lisbon in, like, the last, like, two months, month and a half, and everyone was very kind. They were, like, when, here's what you have to do. If somebody's, like, where are you from, you say United States, I'm... This, it's giving. Trump voter, but also, she said MAGA, so usually, I don't, I don't know, I don't know, but I'm on a fence, let's keep going, let's see. I'm so sorry, then they realize, like, you're a safe space, and then all of a sudden I actually was met with a lot of, like, like, what did she say, wait? If somebody's, like, where are you from, you say, United States, I'm so sorry, then they realize, like, you're a safe space, and then all of a sudden, I actually was met with a lot of, like, like, like, pity, kind of. Okay. People were like, oh my gosh, I'm so sorry, and I'm like, I know it's awful. Like, I think the thing is as long as you're not like, yeah, America, we love our president, then, like, that is going to, like, be the huge difference. I remember I was in New Zealand when George W. Okay, so I guess she didn't vote for Trump. But also, because I don't think, like, someone that I voted for Trump would be able to have this discourse, this curse? How do you say that word? The speech. Bush was president, and I was with, like, setting abroad and some, like, the bouncer at this bar was like, oh, you're Americans, like, what do you think of the president? And me and my friend were the only two, like, liberals there, and we're like, fuck him. He's a war criminal. They're like, come on in. And the rest of people were like, no, we love America. And they, like, didn't let them in the bar. That's, like, the worst. Good for you, girl. ever seen of somebody training an American badly because of the president. As long as you're just, like, open that you did not vote for him and you don't like it. And, like, I'm always like, I'm American. I'm so sorry. I didn't vote for this. And that makes it so much better. And then there are the Americans who stopped apologizing and started listening. So the uncomfortable truth about being an American, living in another country is that a lot of people. don't like Americans and they don't like us for legitimate reasons. Okay. And I will say that the people we have... It's not all, like, if you are American, we all, like, I guess the majority of people come with those preconcy country, we're just like, okay, my neighbor upstairs, it's American, and I think she's, a great human person and a great human being, and I really like her. And I guess I don't even remember that she's American all the time. I completely forgot. Only when sometimes we have conversations that bring, like, traveling or countries or, like, stuff that is super different in the USA than it's in here, and we are in the conversation, I'm always just like, oh, she's American. Otherwise I don't even notice. That in person have embraced us with open arms and it's been so beautiful and we are so grateful for that. But as I've started to share my story here online, I've started to get some anti -American hate and here's the thing to those leaving those comments. I don't know that I see value in leaving hateful comments in general. Yeah, but I do not begrudge you your wariness of an American coming into your community and coming into your culture. But see, as people, like, people like her, that seems to be a genuine, nice person, just a few seconds that we are listening, obviously. But, like... I don't know why not need to be so scared and so, it's not scared, but I don't need to be so, so aware of, like, how do I think this person is going to be. I'm trying to stake their claim. America has a brutal history of sexism and racism and xenophobia and classism and everything else. twice, has put into sharp focus just how deeply... The first one, we were just like, okay, but then the second one, that's when we were just like, nah, nah, why, why, guys, why? In grain that is in our culture, and how willing we are to step on the next of whoever we need to step on. if we think it's going to benefit us. Yeah. And so I can say for myself and my family that we come here with gratitude, humbly, with no intention to change anything. I hope she's doing anything as well. She seems to be a super nice person. We recognize that we are not entitled. augmented an American for not being racist. That's where the bar is now, not because every American is ignorant, but because enough of them showed up loud enough, confident enough. He's not wrong. And wrong enough that the rest of the world stopped giving the benefit of the doubt. If you've traveled and had a moment like this, where you realize the world doesn't see America the way America sees itself, drop it in the comments. Alright guys, so we got to the end of this video. This was an interesting one. We got different perspectives. It was not as, like, weird or problematic, I thought as he would be. But, actually, there were some people talking about some interesting stuff. Some of the videos are a little bit older. But, yeah, I guess... Even like the majority of these people, they definitely are not Maga. So... I don't know, let me know what you think in the comments down below. 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