Scheißleben
Today, and for the past 13 months, I've been living in the States. I've been called a Nazi, asked if we have electricity in Germany, and been made fun of the way I speak with my "German accent", the list goes on. I'm not even German, I'm Danish. FML
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mclauren29 22
Laugh at their ignorance. Or agree with their Nazi joke and let them know they could be next.
allard 14
I guess, when you moved to America, you did Nazi that coming.
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calipilot227 16
*sigh* welcome to America...
tj5810 21
'merica! Sorry OP, I'm native to the US and even I've lost hope for this society.
balletteacher 11
I'm German. I'm shocked you've been treated that way. You should move to Texas. Texas is a much better state.
marierune 2
Jeg kender godt følelsen !
tbuckkk 3
I'm so sorry. This reflects wonderfully on our wonderful, educated country of mine. .... :/
Epikouros 32
Seriously: besides ignorance, one of the reasons why you hear this type of bullshit from Americans so much may be that they will easily chat with outsiders, while Japanese or German people, for instance, prefer to keep their distance and not go beyond polite conversation with foreign visitors.
Trukamouche_fml 18
I can't help but think of the first "sentence" I learned in Danish... Rød grød med fløde !
hamncheeseinit 6
Come to Canada!!! We love everybody!!!
iwadasn 33
I'm an American, and when I went to Canada everyone made fun of the way I talked. So sorry, your country's not perfect either.
havok87 11
I'm gonna guess you're in one of the many red neck towns in Washington. Head to Seattle. The people are smart there.
murkinstock 5
don't judge all of u.s because of those fags a lot of people here are good people but a lot of people here jerks