Can somebody that does not live in the US tell us what they think about the United States of America? I feel like in movies the United States is portrayed like guns and burgers. Is that how you guys see us or is there any other stereotypes that people say about Americans?

We find oil in country, we take country and oil.

fat people, country gun toters, Californian didsy surfers, ghetto black people, school shooters, no healthcare.

Well, one thing, one stereotype I know is that Americans are bad at geography or something like that. But I'm not for sure.

Martha, are you saying that America is not guns and burgers? Wow, it absolutely is guns and burgers. There's no way it's not. That's not a stereotype, that's the truth.

I don't like to make stereotypes because, you know, I don't really want to generalize, but you guys are definitely more close-minded than you think.

My take on America is that it's like a pimp-ho relationship. Basically America is the pimp and everybody hears hoes and if you're a black person in America you walk around frustrated because you see white people living life you should have lived because you didn't get paid for that 40 years of slavery.

Also, I think there's a bittersweetness about being in America. Like, you love America because, you know, it's a melting pot and every race pretty much built it. But then you hate America because only one group benefits. And I love white people, but this shit is fucking suck.

I'm from Trinidad and Tobago and the way you lock up black Americans is disgusting, the jail system is disgusting.

From my time and understanding, America is the freest country in the world. There is no other country compared to America in the sense that we are allowed to do, be, and say, and act however we want. How is that not beautiful?

Dude I can 100% guarantee you he don't want to colonize your country this is in the 18th century