ngl I find hilarious af when people from third world countries be like

@RocktheHouse That is somewhat true but it is primarily because MOST americans have a tendency to live well above their means. That includes me, i have a decent job but i tend to spend more on silly unnecessary things than i can truly afford.

@istillhaveanameitsrick Paradoxical, living outside our means and purchasing unnecessary items is the driving force behind the American economy. Big corporations will be around for a long time if Americans continue to do two things: buy unnecessary items and work their butts off to pay for them.

@RocktheHouse Worst thing humanity ever created for humans was the idea of credit. It was created by business to create more business but the truth is the only people we have to blame is ourselves because nobody forced us to use that credit.

@Kingfish1 Nah, the majority of Americans I interact with are cool tbh, there's just a (rather loud) subset that have let's say a distorted view on what's the situation of the rest of the world (and I'd say, of their own country), and I was referring to the average member of that subset.

@Nanori please here you can be who you truly are and not worry about the Islamic extremists

@empanadas excuse me but some people still choose to be obnoxious losers, besides we've had less explosions compared to 1st world countries

@Helloeveryone third world means a developing nation characterized by a population with low and middle incomes, and other socio-economic indicators.

@RocktheHouse Cuba is actually a second world country

@empanadas True, if you're speaking in political terms.... In terms of it's economy, Cuba is still a developing country. If you look at the GDP of Cuba, it's about the same as third world South Africa.