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What is Americanised?The spread to the rest of the world, particularly western nations, of the 'look at me' type of social behaviour perpetuated (and often glamourised) on US centrered social media. Examples can include when non US citizens use the American Constitution, FDA rulings, etc as a cornerstone for shaping their views on the internal goings on in their own countries, common crutch relied on by people many would consider 'conspiracy theorists' and others seeking validation through moral superiority. "It's kind of sad how everyone is unfriending Ludwig" "Yes, his radical Americanisation has made him unbearable to be around. Who cares if the FDA has approved it or not? We live in Germany." Americanised - videoAmericanised - what is it?Where somehow the unpleasant and unloving way of living life is somehow attractive and everyone else in the world tries to copy, ultimately making the world a much less nice place. There is this guy in School. Everyone hates him but unfortunately he has loads of money, meaning he has power (that's how things work in the primitive economic world of the school yard) so everyone pretends to agree with him, and picks on the people he doesn't like. What does "Americanised" mean?Something which has been dumbned-down so much as to be suitable for people of an extremely low (or even negative) IQ. Wow i can't believe that everything is americanised nowadays Americanised - what does it mean?Used most commonly by those that live in the United Kingdom/Britain or accross the pond. Where the streets seem very, very straight, like 5 Roman Roads all connecting. |
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