Yeah. I'm really bored.

guns

definitely. they go boom.

Having to stand for the pledge.

_{(Also say I if you agree America is a cult in disguise)}

I

idk i think every country is a cult in their own way

Having to stand for the pledge.

_{(Also say I if you agree America is a cult in disguise)}

Listen as a non-American I can tell you that this whole "making kids stand up to recite a pledge of allegiance to their flag" is intensely creepy to me??
like… why should four-year-olds be pledging allegiance to anything??

IT IS AND IM AMERICAN
WHY
WHY DOES THIS NEED TO HAPPEN
IT DOESNT STOP ANYTHING

America is a dystopia and we don't even see it.

So I live in a pretty shady area, so guns aren't uncommon. My favorite game to play with my friends is "gun, shitty car, or firework?" and we guess which kind of "boom" it was. And on the fourth of July? Oh boy :)

Definitely a fun game

It’s kinda weird that school systems push this idea that America is soo much better than everywhere else, and anywhere that isn’t europe, Australia, or the US is a horrible 3rd world country with death and plague everywhere.

Or Canada
But wait nevermind they tell us it's bad because if you get your arm cut off…

Oh yeah I forgot Canada lol

Canada's pretty. I'm taking pictures of all the subtle differences between here and America

But that's off topic

I’d like to visit Canada just because

_{also literally every chat like this gets off topic at some point so we’re just starting early}

_{yay head start}

I've been to Canada. It was a lot calmer over there. They also have incredible donuts

Oh hey! Just heard another gunshot-

So I live in a pretty shady area, so guns aren't uncommon. My favorite game to play with my friends is "gun, shitty car, or firework?" and we guess which kind of "boom" it was. And on the fourth of July? Oh boy :)

I've played that game before

So I live in a pretty shady area, so guns aren't uncommon. My favorite game to play with my friends is "gun, shitty car, or firework?" and we guess which kind of "boom" it was. And on the fourth of July? Oh boy :)

I've played that game before

Fun, isn't it?

Yeah especially when it's March and you start hearing it.

Or December that's happened before

I’m in Canada but especially through the days 1-5 July I hear a lot of fireworks (at least I hope they’re fireworks). Mostly because there’s a lot of Canadian-Americans living in my town or we’re so close to the border.

I did go to America a few times and I visited Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and some of Michigan for a trip once and a lot of the people there were pretty chill and even the border guards for Vermont were nicer than the ones that I usually see in Michigan so I’m not sure if there’s a different from state to state in terms of border guards? Not throwing shade on my fellas from Michigan, just noticing those subtle differences…

I also find standing for the pledge a bit weird as well as reciting it. For most of my schools (and by most, I mean all of the ones I’ve been to because I’ve only had two schools) we just need to stand. You don’t really need to sing, just stand, and be silent for a minute or so.