Do Americans actually tend to forget that non-Americans also do exist on this earth?

Question

i'm in no mode in making any assumptions. just a survey to know what you think.

Answer 1

Everything they need is in America, there's warm weather, cold weather, mountains, land-marks, different culture etc etc all at their doorstep, so there isn't much need for them to leave the country.  

Answer 2

i doubt it. ther fkd in the head from eating so much burger king

Answer 3

When I was in the US last year, I found the majority of Americans to be quite well educated and really friendly and welcoming. I think that it might just be a stereotype.However,  I don't think that much of the American education extends past their borders, but they seem more than willing to listen.  

Answer 4

It depends on the person and what there life is like. Some people know nothing of the rest of the world and have no need for it, others know a lot.

Answer 5

imo I think its just a stereotype. Alot of other people are just as bad at it. Its not their fault, they just havent gotten round to experiencing another culture.

Answer 6

Of course.  Generally it comes to light the most whenever we have something nice to say about our country.  Then we remember that there are so many other people on this earth, because they're usually the ones correcting us regarding anything positive we may have to say about our own country, by pointing out a whole bunch of negative things about our country.  Thanks guys!

Answer 7

It depends.

Do you think that foreigners tend to lump ALL people from one country into a single category?

Answer 8

Do people outside of the U.S. actually believe everything they hear? I'm beginning to think so, and I've been to many places outside the U.S.

Answer 9

not at all.