If you travel internationally or talk to people who’ve lived abroad, you’ll learn of a few key characteristics that separate the culture of the United States from that of other nations.or even multi-lingual, putting them at an advantage over American kids, most of whom are only fluent in English and do not grow up understanding the value of speaking other languages.
However, it may soon be our downfall. Especially when a pandemic requires that we join together, care about one other, and give up some of ourtemporarily for the greater good. Our country is young in comparison to other modernized nations, and as is often the case with lack of maturity, we can be cocky and think we are better, smarter, and stronger than everyone else, when really, we have ato learn. The U.S. is like the teenagers of the world.
Because other countries—you may have heard—don’t have the horrific COVID numbers we do. They aren’t the epicenter, leading the charge in COVID-19 devastation.do not have any semblance of containment.Because they don’t have our stupid, selfish, “you do you, and I’ll do me” behavior. That’s why. Because we refused to be even remotely inconvenienced. Because we are spoiled and are used to having all of our wants and needs met immediately. Because we feel it’s our “right” to have house parties that become super-spreaders and believe that such idiotic choices are no one else’s business and everyone who doesn’t like it can STFU.our fucking business because your party will spread COVID to 10-20 people people.
Does it suck to have to cancel your daughter’s 16th birthday party that you’ve been planning for a year? Yes. We are sad for her, and you, but kids all over the world have canceled their birthday parties . Couples have canceled weddings. Dream vacations have been postponed. Every person has had to sacrifice for the greater good—because this is a public health issue and impacts all of us.
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