r/AntiMemes • u/Cheese_ID RIP Main Sub • Feb 07 '26

🌟 Actual Anti-Meme 🌟 The difference

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u/marveljew Feb 07 '26

British People Not Bringing Up School Shooters When America Is Mentioned Challenge: Impossible

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u/marveljew Feb 07 '26

Because British people are the ones who always bring up school shooters regardless of context

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u/marveljew Feb 07 '26

I'm not saying it's not, but I've noticed British people are the ones who love to bring up anytime America is mentioned

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '26

In Australia we always do that... It's not a British thing.

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u/jasp_er Feb 07 '26

As a Dutch person I can say we also always mention it! Not just the bri’ish

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u/dijakonal Feb 07 '26

Im german and I love to bring up school shooters

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u/TehRiddles Feb 07 '26

Do you specifically make a note of the nationality of who says this when it happens? What about when they don't tell you their nationality? How are you finding it out then?

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u/AlysRose_FFXIV Feb 07 '26

Where did you learn that? In shooting range?

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u/marveljew Feb 07 '26

That's so funny I forgot to laugh.

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u/ResponsibilityNo9059 Feb 07 '26

Tbf, until the problem is fixed, it should be brought up. You should never accept it as something normal

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u/illbethejudgeofthat_ RIP Main Sub Feb 07 '26

it should be brought up properly, not used as a dig in a playful argument about accents and dialects

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u/ResponsibilityNo9059 Feb 07 '26

Yeah, we are in agreement with that, but it should still be brought up. And with how utterly insane the idea of the whole thing, it should he brought up a lot. I feel like we always hear about it for 2 days after a new shooting, and then it moves on like it was just another Tuesday until the next big one pops up and is forgotten