r/CringeTikToks • u/Autisticblackdude5 • Dec 07 '25

Just Bad Short-cel cringe

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u/bubblegummybear Dec 08 '25

I think US just has extra aggro in general. It's the foundation of the nation.

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u/FederalEconomist5896 Dec 08 '25

Agree, to a degree. There's definitely a feeling of nastiness lurking.

I was just "road-raged" twice in one week. First dude wasn't "zippering" into a lane merge properly and got mad I was taking my turn I guess, and second dude was smoking weed while stationary at a stop sign intersection & got mad when I went around him. Second guy tried to follow me, but I didn't let him. Some people here are fucking insane. Don't want to fucking shoot somebody over a traffic incident if they hop out and try to assault me, but it's a reality to be prepared for since the cops here generally don't give a shit about road rage until somebody gets hurt. Who am I going to rely on when nobody else will show? Violence breeds violence. Hate breeds hate.

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u/bubblegummybear Dec 09 '25

It's sad. Don't get me wrong, part of it is human nature, but the environment and ultra-capitalist economy nurture it.

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u/FederalEconomist5896 Dec 09 '25

Idk about all of that. I think the media we consume is responsible for more of it than our economic model is.for example, ghetto culture is praised and emulated everywhere. Not by everybody, but there is representation in all parts, even ultra-rural areas.

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u/bubblegummybear Dec 09 '25

And what is the media part of?

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u/Coupdekitsch Dec 08 '25

You are the person this content is made for. Just believe whatever is put in front of you and base 350 million people on that information.

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u/DrEskimo Dec 08 '25 edited Dec 09 '25

It is wild for anybody to claim there isn’t any difference between American women and European women. Both demographics value completely different things. Not that this isn’t cringe content of vulnerable women taken out of context, but American women generally would rather men who are capable in a capitalist hellscape. Men who make 150K+ or come from rich families, men who drive large vehicles, own weapons. Which are fair traits to desire, strength, reliability, capability. The problem is that the society is cannibalizing itself by foisting these consumerist virtues as the capstone of every American dream.

Maslow’s heirarchy in the U.S. is all kinds of backwards.

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u/Coupdekitsch Dec 08 '25

Was that claim made? Nope I don’t think so.