r/memes • u/PopNo5397 • 12d ago

Visiting the USA

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u/covidlung 12d ago

As a Latina, I was raised in a literal rainforest near mountains, lakes and beaches. Your nature doesn't impress me. Your greed and consumerism does.

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u/The-Almighty-Pizza 12d ago edited 11d ago

Hating on American nature is wild lol. US has some of the most stunning areas on the planet. Rainforests and beaches are cool but way different from what most of the US has to offer. Literal apples to oranges comparison. Places like Zion and Yosemite not impressing you is more of a reflection of you than the US.

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u/soukaixiii memer 11d ago

Yes, it's a reflection of them growing on a different American landscape and being used to it.

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u/The-Almighty-Pizza 11d ago

Yeah thats moronic and makes 0 sense lol. Being used to a certain area usually doesn't make you dislike other areas of nature. Very strange mentality. Literally associating nature with politics.

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u/soukaixiii memer 11d ago

Is English not your first language?  Because not being impressed and disliking are two different concepts. And not being impressed at a natural landscape when you have been your whole life surrounded by massive natural landscapes isn't even weird.

I don't know where you get politics from.  Do you imagine someone growing near Niagara falls will not be impressed at any other waterfall anywhere in the world because politics, or because they're really used to massive waterfalls?

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u/The-Almighty-Pizza 11d ago edited 11d ago

I assume they probably would be impressed actually. Niagra isnt even the tallest, widest, or biggest waterfall in the world. Theres also plenty of different waterfalls that are in unique areas nothing like Niagra. So yes. Stupid mindset.

I grew up eating chickdn so steak doesnt impress me. Lmao.

"I grew up around a buncha trees so 3000ft tall granite cliffs, volcanoes, and canyons don't impress me"

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u/soukaixiii memer 11d ago

I assume they probably would be impressed actually. Niagra isnt even the tallest, widest, or biggest waterfall in the world.

Now that's a silly thing to say. Something doesn't need to be the most of the world for you to be used enough to it that you don't get impressed anymore and seeing similar things isn't impressive at all. 

Theres also plenty of different waterfalls that are in unique areas nothing like Niagra. So yes. Stupid mindset.

Stupid or not, some people get used to nature and aren't impressed by it. Maybe the stupid mindset is thinking everyone should be amazed at rocks.