Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
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Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
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Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
@skinnylatte Oooh burn!
But true.
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@pencilears Colombia?
Columbia is only dangerous if you’re a anti genocide protestor
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Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
@skinnylatte
What if they're kidnapped by ice? Then who rescues them? -
Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
@skinnylatte “Americans have the most powerful passport”. Uh-huh, that’s why American college kids sew “Canadian” flags to their backpacks when they travel abroad.
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Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
@skinnylatte LOL, and, yeah, that is the old US. Not the current one.
And even that wasn't all that. Americans are in jail in lots of countries. Much ado was made over that woman basketball player, but the 60-yr-old teacher is pretty much forgotten.
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Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
I was in Morocco when they were shutting down travel due to COVID. All EU countries had people at the airport shovelling citizens onto free flights.
US? Nope.
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Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
@skinnylatte I'm not sure I can even get my US passport renewed. I voted for Kamala Harris.
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Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
@skinnylatte
"the American government that’s more likely to rescue you" hahaha, no -
Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
@skinnylatte I started reading ‘Names Have Been Changed’ by Yu-Mei Balasingamchow this month, which starts with talking about the Singapore passport, and it made me smile and think of everything you’ve taught me about it
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@skinnylatte I started reading ‘Names Have Been Changed’ by Yu-Mei Balasingamchow this month, which starts with talking about the Singapore passport, and it made me smile and think of everything you’ve taught me about it
@sindarina haha she is a friend
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@sindarina haha she is a friend
@skinnylatte I am somehow entirely unsurprised by this
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Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
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Saw some hilarious comments on a post about how Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world.
There are Americans who are surprised, deeply hurt, and the best one is the person who said ‘yeah but when you get kidnapped in a foreign place it’s the American government that’s more likely to rescue you’
Well, people tend not to kidnap Singaporeans abroad because nobody hates us
@skinnylatte I just looked it up and of the three citizenships my kids now have, the one with the weakest passport is the US, lol.
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@skinnylatte “Americans have the most powerful passport”. Uh-huh, that’s why American college kids sew “Canadian” flags to their backpacks when they travel abroad.
@debcha @skinnylatte So do American adults, according to my ex. I don't think Americans set out to be ashamed of their country - it just happens after they see other Americans who cannot "read the room", act like assholes, and make every other American start talking about hockey and saying 'eh?' at the end of every sentence.
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