There's so much that's wrong about these three comments. Maybe I could start with the fact that "grammar" is spelt with two "r"s, not one. Or I could point out, you know, that Americans don't have a monopoly on the English language -- so how does "they're not even American" matter in the context of fluency in the English language? After all, it's called English. Gee, I wonder where the English language comes from. So Europe and North America account for roughly one-sixth of the global population, and yet they're surprised that we have users outside of both regions? These Redditcucks do have access to maps, right? They do realize that the Anglosphere is not exclusively located within these two continents?
I'm beginning to wonder why CuckTears (and Reddit at large) has such an ignorant userbase.
I remember them mocking a Moroccan incel who complained about being abused by his niece; little did they know that his niece was 15 years older. See, large families are not uncommon in the Middle East and Northern Africa. Another interesting issue is their mockery of individuals living with their parents; even though living with one's parents is quite common in many East Asian cities. After all, East Asia is the world's most population-dense region; have they looked at housing prices in Hong Kong or Tokyo? They make the SF Bay Area look cheap. And speaking of population density, basements aren't very common outside of North America -- unfortunately, none of my parents' properties includes one, so I don't have a space to eat tendies in. Not to mention these soycucks' constant obsession with "watchlists" and someone "going ER". I'm afraid their moral panic is simply a reflection of the United States' failure to address gun violence; cue the stigma against trench coats and lonely high schoolers.
It's readily apparent that the majority of their members have not spent any significant amount of time living outside the United States. After all, the caricature of incels as suburban, white basement-dwellers drinking Mountain Dew and eating Hot Pockets is as uniquely American as the image of a 500-pound landwhale riding a mobility scooter in Walmart buying soda in bulk. Not to say that this is their fault, of course; there are numerous socioeconomic barriers to frequent international travel. But it does give some food for thought.
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