idk what to call it. and idk if its just my culture, or the whole darn world, but what i like least is this idea that everything is the next guys problem. not everyone, but a lot of folks see a problem starting and think oh well, ill be dead before it gets too bad, so its not my problem. i just don't get it, it makes me super sad.

The culture of ignorance that seems to be predominant in America

Being an American, I really dont' care for how Americns think o fthmeselves as beign the best and refusing to even look at what other cultures have to offer. So many say "America is th eGreatest country." But, I think this video answers that for me.

I didn't like how my parents looked down on people who were uneducated, lower social standing and different races and ethnicities. Their parents were from immigrant families yet they were prejudiced and discriminatory towards my friends.

Shaming others for there non belief of gods. We're a nation thats suppose to be advancing and yet a majority of us are stupid. Oral Roberts cried in tv that god said to raise 6 or 8 million dollars or hes going to die. The last church i atteded had people on stage that stated how well their life has become now that they refinance their house to give the peacher 10 thousand dollars so he could do missionary work in Africa. WTF! THAT WAS IT FOR ME! He was also looking out in the congregation saying us old people had the money to give him... this is the most brainwashed people in America. What is the fuck wrong wirh us? Im surprised we lasted this long.

Too much religion.

The prejudice and singling out. For instance, the Veteran that went crazy killed people doesn't make all vets crazy. The need to blame or point a finger. Sometimes people mess up get over it help them correct it wtf. I can never figure out why people complain so much if they put in as much effort to make thing better as they did complaining the world would change.

Lack of originality and appreciation of it.

Money = Happiness.

Group photos !,!

Fat = Unattractive.

My family is fine. My country is still crippled by racism and greed. It keeps us from becoming the great country we think we are.

You know if you are a thing you are that thing. You are American/Canadian. You guys made it and you own it now. You are not Irish/Italian/Polish or whatever. North America is such a weird place on the one hand (especially in USA) you fly flags everywhere, but then on the next deny that culture as being your own. Its like me saying I'm a viking. Yeah probably a 1000 years ago my ancestors where. Now I am English. I talk like an English woman, I do English stuff. Be proud of your culture and if you aren't...change it

sectarianism, william of orange versus the pope.

Since you are also in the H Town area, I'll say the tradition of one person per car. As we pour more and more concrete.

Greed bigotism rascism , violence , arrogance [ I was what you'd call a wasp ]

Drinking and negativity

Man where to begin? Let's just say the black community isn't the most open. To things that they don't traditionally believe. I'm sure other cultures are similar. With the keeping others out. This fake pride in your own race but only from outsiders. We can mistreat each other all day long. But when an outsider does it then it's a major issue. Just the closed mindset drives me crazy.

The myth that we're all drunk wife beaters with small weeners. Irish of course. 80% Irish, 20% who the hell cares. Now hand me the whiskey and a potato.

Lutefisk

The religious protestant/catholic divide .

I was raised with Italian and French maternal grandparents.
There was so much of that culture that was great fun, and most of all, delicious!
However, the worst aspect of it was the level of religious influence.
Catholicism was/is the delusion of choice for most of my family.
Most of the family traditions were rooted in catholic dogma.

Probably the Alcohol and drugs which result in hundreds of deaths each year.