- What was a thoughtful gift that your country received during a national tragedy?
3,191 points237 comments5 d ago
- Does the "Blue Tsunami" in the U.S. look as meaningful there as it does here?
It has been a very rough ten years in the U.S., and many of us have worried that our very flawed country had finally rotted to its core. As an American who has been thinking seriously about moving...
2,983 points428 comments6 d ago
- Does the USA midterm results change your opinion about the USA?
I have seen both reports and consensus of a decline in positive views towards US citizens due to the actions current US admin. Does the results of the midterms change your views on us citizens?
1,793 points2,936 comments4 d ago
- Does your country have a very good friend?
We Americans, in general, are fond of the Japanese
1,549 points973 comments3 d ago
- What is something you thought was common but it isn’t common at all in other countries?
In India, butterscotch flavoured ice cream has crunchy caramelized nut praline (mostly crunchy cashews) but it isn’t common at all in many countries.
1,463 points1,799 comments2 d ago
- What would you call these three items?
1,420 points3,277 comments5 d ago
- Funniest karma that happened in your country?
A college student here told two of his female classmates that their place is the kitchen. So they did the only reasonable thing, beat the hell out of him, and broke his nose. I believe he was...
902 points301 comments3 d ago
- What's a pointless argument you were apart of?
818 points104 comments6 d ago
- To all the people of r/AskTheWorld, wishing you a very happy Diwali 🪔
Diwali is the festival of lights in India. It celebrates the triumph of good over evil.
761 points97 comments2 d ago
- Does your country had this kind of mindset?
758 points175 comments6 d ago