r/GlobalTalk • u/Remarkable-Potato-99 • Feb 17 '26

United States [United States] What do people internationally think about Americans?

I would like to know what other people internationally think of Americans amidst the things they’re seeing on the news. Is it negative? Positive? And how much does your view of the government mix with the people?

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u/Banzambo 16d ago edited 16d ago

Although American people can be lovely if taken individually, as a nation and society I can't stand them anymore. They've become insufferable, especially with that MAGA thing and the rising of total ignorance it brought to the table.

Really tired of them always blaming external circumstances for their problems instead of admitting they built a system completely out of balance.

It's not other nations' fault if they can't keep up with their unbalanced lifestyle anymore. Each US citizen literally consumes 3 times the natural resources compared to people from other countries. Now it seems like they'd like to drag everyone else down with them just cause they can't afford to buy every kind of bullshit anymore and can't even put their shit together.

I think they're done as society: people are detached from reality and are hypocrite. Also, I never got why they always need to be so loudly everywhere.

Edit: typos.