The Dumbest Thing an American Has Ever Said

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[hillbillydeluxe]

I like the title: dumbest thing an American has ever said. But the reality is, this video could 48 hours long and you’d just be scratching the surface.

[trevormillar]

When asked by Americans why we don't celebrate Independence Day in UK I always reply,
"Becausr we don't know the precise date the Romans left".

[johnnicholson]

It is not the ignorance that matters, it is arrogance of assuming you are right even when corrected by someone who clearly knows better.

[Slowphoton]

I am American and I approve this message. We are even dumber. We have an orange clown in the white house to prove it.

[mentalmendes]

An American tourist in London UK told my wife to stop pretending to be Mexican as it was obvious that my wife couldn't speak Spanish properly. My wife is Brazilian, she was speaking Portuguese.

[manuelbayer]

The absolute stupidest thing I heard from an American was: "The Gulf of Mexico is now called the Gulf of America."

[mwudzy]

As a Brit, the one about us not celebrating the 4th July here in the UK made me think after watching this, maybe we should celebrate...

[Maroonbiscuit]

Friends (Aussies) went to work in USA and their children went to school. A quiz came up and the question was “what is the capital of Australia?” They answered Canberra and were told they were wrong, it was Sydney. Teacher wouldn’t listen.

[sigrid]

As a danish woman I can confirm that we’re both sweet and a bit nutty

[StevenPayne-iv]

I was told by an American that their cars are the best, and that everyone in the world must be so jealous.
When I said that I heard that cars made in the USA are pretty crappy, he said everyone wanted to drive a BMW.
I showed him that BMW's were German and told him they actually invented cars and he looked a bit flustered, but rallied with Rolls Royce, Lamborghini and Audi.
When I told him they were British, Italian and German he came back with Ferrari and Porsche.
In the end he gave up and wandered off, his world view suddenly very shaky.

[TonyBorger-yiwl]

And with the eradication of the federal education system it’s going to be far far worse.

[tomcummings]

This explains a lot about the election results in the U.S.

[wessexdruid]

A week ago, I and an American both responded to a post by a US vet who claimed that the USA invented democracy. Within an hour, YT had removed both our posts, correcting him - but his is still there...

[jeannegale]

My late husband once asked me why Egypt wasn’t in the Caribbean. It was supposed to be, he said, an island in the Caribbean. He got the globe we had and insisted I show him the island of Egypt. I spun the globe to Africa and went and made a cup of tea. Be careful who you marry.

[horizon]

One out of four Americans don't know whether the Earth orbits the sun, or vice-versa. A fellow was star gazing with his telescope when an American approached. The fellow pointed out Mars, Jupiter, and a few other interesting items. The American asked, "Which one is Earth?" Need I say more?

[georgealderson]

0:10. Does the guy who thinks a Danish is a pastry know that an Americano is a coffee as well, at least to some, as a person from America?!
These people have the right to vote...which explains so much at present!

[topquark]

Years ago when I was camping in Ontario an American family showed up with two snowmobiles on a trailer. They asked my Dad how much farther north they would have to go to find snow.

It was the middle of July.

An American colleague was talking to an Indian colleague and the Indian chap was talking about India. The American kept saying 'I didn't know that' repeatedly. Finally I couldn't stand it any more and just said 'that's because you are American and know sh** about anything of the rest of the World'. I am British and had a good laugh later with the Indian colleague.

[johncarney]

Dumbest thing I ever heard was: "In America we don't speak English, we speak American".

[Rottnwoman]

People, I beg you - for the sake of your sanity do NOT talk to them and especially don't listen to them. We have done several two month road trips to the USA but have had no conversations that were not necessary transactions. To listen to them invites madness!