FunTricky903

You did not get a message your comment was "banned". Comments don't get banned. Honestly, yeah, I'd call making a post demanding to speak to a manager about a comment being removed...despite the comment being literally right there "freaking out".

So is posting real comments banned?

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FunTricky903@reddit

It's still up. What are you freaking out about?

So is posting real comments banned?

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FunTricky903@reddit

You mean [this comment](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAnAmerican/comments/1twcol4/comment/opnfcoj/)? It's still up.

Are all your houses predominantly made of out wood?

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I would like you to explain to me what you think a brick house is going to do against a tornado.

How many Americans actually care about the world cup?

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FunTricky903@reddit

Why would I start caring about soccer now?

Soccer world cup, are you longing for it?

Posted by Orang-Oetan1975@reddit | AskAnAmerican | View on Reddit | 12 comments

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FunTricky903@reddit

Why in the hell would I long for soccer.

Do Americans actually all the time over really small things, or is it just something that we see online from people saying they would sue if it were them?

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FunTricky903@reddit

No. Who told you that?

Do Americans actually all the time over really small things, or is it just something that we see online from people saying they would sue if it were them?

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What are the things you’re “shocked” by?

Am I wrong for referring to The United States as ‘America’ ?

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No, that got started because a bunch of whiny South Americans started feeling insecure about the fact that we’re capable of toppling their governments just to save 5 cents an acre on banana production.

My fellow Americans; do you refer to air-conditioning as "the AC"?

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FunTricky903@reddit

How does it add gravitas?

My fellow Americans; do you refer to air-conditioning as "the AC"?

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FunTricky903@reddit

Okay. And?

My fellow Americans; do you refer to air-conditioning as "the AC"?

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FunTricky903@reddit

>speaking with locals Why would I care about that?

My fellow Americans; do you refer to air-conditioning as "the AC"?

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FunTricky903@reddit

That’s pretty embarrassing.

My fellow Americans; do you refer to air-conditioning as "the AC"?

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Why are you perpetuating a “dumb American stereotype”?

My fellow Americans; do you refer to air-conditioning as "the AC"?

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FunTricky903@reddit

What does that overdone meme answer the question I asked?

My fellow Americans; do you refer to air-conditioning as "the AC"?

Posted by SplitOpenAndMelt420@reddit | AskAnAmerican | View on Reddit | 1311 comments

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FunTricky903@reddit

How embarrassing.

My fellow Americans; do you refer to air-conditioning as "the AC"?

Posted by SplitOpenAndMelt420@reddit | AskAnAmerican | View on Reddit | 1311 comments

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FunTricky903@reddit

She’s like those kids who do a semester abroad and come back calling it “uni”.

My fellow Americans; do you refer to air-conditioning as "the AC"?

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FunTricky903@reddit

What makes you think we’re the only people who abbreviate things? Or that it’s “lazy as hell”?

My fellow Americans; do you refer to air-conditioning as "the AC"?

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It’s just AC. Never “aircon”.

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

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FunTricky903@reddit

2 will be fine. Well, where are they?

Do you know/listen actively to French rappers?

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Why in God’s name would I do that

For the ladies, curious if washing your underwear while in the shower is a common practice in the US?

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Is this fetish content

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

Posted by After_Service_2817@reddit | AskAnAmerican | View on Reddit | 979 comments

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Yeah, I’d like you to provide some proof, please.

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

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Nobody cares about if you’ve taken a loan or not.

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

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FunTricky903@reddit

> But that channel and many others like it have countless examples. Okay, so show us some.

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

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FunTricky903@reddit

Okay, so link a few.

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

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Okay, show us.

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

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FunTricky903@reddit

You keep sharing this one video. Do you have any other examples?

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

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FunTricky903@reddit

Okay, show some examples.

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

Posted by After_Service_2817@reddit | AskAnAmerican | View on Reddit | 979 comments

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Yeah, we have state issued non driver ID. Who told you we didn’t?

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

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FunTricky903@reddit

You keep referencing this single video, do you have any other examples?

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

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…why is this sub strange?

I watch police body camera videos where police routinely ask people for their social security number as identification. Is this commonly used in America? Do people have this memorized?

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FunTricky903@reddit

That’s not really a thing here, no.

Do you (guys) keep your wallet/ID on you when out?

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FunTricky903@reddit

Yeah, I see no advantage to not keeping it on me.

Why do you say off of?

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FunTricky903@reddit

To upset you and you specifically.

How do average educated Americans feel about the increasing trend of jobs being outsourced overseas?

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FunTricky903@reddit

How am I bigoted? You’re the one who thinks “manual labor” is an insult.

How do average educated Americans feel about the increasing trend of jobs being outsourced overseas?

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Yeah, of course you can see them. I’m saying no one else can.

How do average educated Americans feel about the increasing trend of jobs being outsourced overseas?

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Don’t know what to tell you. They’ve all been removed.

How do average educated Americans feel about the increasing trend of jobs being outsourced overseas?

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…why are you so angry?

How do average educated Americans feel about the increasing trend of jobs being outsourced overseas?

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FunTricky903@reddit

Your replies are still getting removed. What in the world are you so angry about?

How do average educated Americans feel about the increasing trend of jobs being outsourced overseas?

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Your replies keep getting removed. What’s that about?

How do average educated Americans feel about the increasing trend of jobs being outsourced overseas?

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I’ll give you a hint, it’s literally illegal to outsource my job to another country.

How do average educated Americans feel about the increasing trend of jobs being outsourced overseas?

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I already told you why I edited, clearly you and your rather high strung friends struggled to interpret it, so I added the references to distance. I would’ve thought it was obvious how far away India was, but maybe that’s just me. But even in the original comment, I never said “I don’t want a job an Indian could do”.

How do average educated Americans feel about the increasing trend of jobs being outsourced overseas?

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Nope, that’s not what my comment said.