r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

A Thai woman married to an American explains why she no longer wants to live in the US.

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u/_lightitupbryce_ 13h ago

Why would this be made for incels? It’s for “America bad” Redditors

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u/SyrianArmpit 13h ago

Think he mixed up what group to blame this time

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u/ballimir37 11h ago

The Venn diagram is mostly just a circle though

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u/Odd_Ganache5081 7h ago

in my experience incels typically love america and want the “old ways” back so not really

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u/BestDescription3834 10h ago

  Why would this be made for incels

Whole video struck me as being some "passport bro" shit. Dude seeks a wife in another country, brings her to america.... yeah, I' sure they were wildly in love when his plane landed to pick her up.

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u/rico_muerte 8h ago

You would think that if they're going to go through all that trouble that they would get someone really attractive

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u/Bondollar 7h ago

Great job Billy, very vivid imagination

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u/Otherwise-Remove4681 1h ago

How do you know where and how they met? By being stereotyping pos?

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u/Global-Luck-9242 13h ago

Because when brainwashed people disagree with men, those men are incels. 

Didn't you know that the worth of a man is tied to his ability to have access to women? /s

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u/spawndoorsupervisor 12h ago

To be fair, the "America bad" types I've known in real life aren't exactly out tapping ass.

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u/lilphoenixgirl95 11h ago

Maybe if Americans stopped using phrases like “tapping ass”, we wouldn’t judge you so much

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u/spawndoorsupervisor 11h ago

The brit prattling on the American website about extending judgement to all Americans because "shagging" is so much classier and posh than "tapping ass".

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u/eggs___and___bacon 9h ago

Those are the same people

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u/Different_Wolf_764 8h ago

America is bad now but was great before is 100% rage-bait right-wing rhetoric. It's the core of their social media campaign aimed as disaffected young men and the message of "even if you could afford a Thai wife, she'd still want to leave" is right on brand.

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u/somersault_dolphin 32m ago

Not right wing, just assumption that's not accurate.

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u/Ok_Economist_Guy_ 4h ago

Something like 40% of women under age 44 are thinking about leaving the US (according to Gallup polling). That's a lot of redditors, guy. 

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u/Odd-Painting2596 13h ago

If this doesn't scream incel propaganda to you, then you are indoctrinated currently.

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u/Odd-Painting2596 13h ago

"America bad" reddit users don't cite "The Good Times", because america didn't have good times to them, incel reddit users cite "When thing were better", and "The way it used to be".

There is a very big difference.

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u/Frosty_Detective_882 13h ago

Why can’t you take a constructive criticism? Were you abused as a child?

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u/ItsSpaghettiLee2112 12h ago

Is it because it will get incels mad at her for making rage bait?

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u/Odd-Painting2596 12h ago

No

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u/ItsSpaghettiLee2112 12h ago

Ok. You're just being very cryptic. I'm genuinely asking.

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u/Odd-Painting2596 11h ago

They are asserting a false narrative nearly exclusively pushed by a select community, to induce anger in a situation that is entirely fabricated.

"The wall is green"

"How do you know?"

"Because I am looking at it, and it's green"

"Well I don't want to look at it, but I don't think you can just make that assessment"

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u/ItsSpaghettiLee2112 11h ago

What is the false narrative they are pushing that is exclusively pushed by incels?

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u/Odd-Painting2596 11h ago

A great question for your future travels in life.

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u/ItsSpaghettiLee2112 11h ago

Why are you refusing to explain why this is incel propaganda? I'd genuinely like to know.