The most anti USA people I've ever met are always from the USA. It scares me that they're guaranteed to vote.

Unlike most people I'm not scared of people with anti USA views from other countries, as they likely don't get to vote in the USA. <br><br>For instance I'm from the UK and I don't like the UK whatsoever. Nothing about it, but that doesn't matter as I don't get to vote in the USA and most likely never will. Plus I don't want to. USA is the nearest country to being a democracy and allows its citizens a lot more freedoms than my country and pretty much everywhere else I think. Don't @ me. <br><br>However, it scares the hell out of me when I hear an American who is most likely going to vote, express extreme anti USA sentiments. Often "the USA is the most evil country in the world history" kind of stuff. <br><br>It makes me want to just ask "why don't you leave?" But from what I've heard from Americans and just my common sense, is that the most likely answer is because they don't have the means to. And most likely will never have the means. I've heard other reasons like "my family lives here" but that makes no sense as families live everywhere, so you can just go to any country in the world and still have your family live in the USA. It's a non sense reason unless they just don't want to leave, which is their choice. But if you don't want to leave yet hate the country and its people, why would you vote for policies that will intentionally make the country worse? You might as well just move to a country that is already in the state you want your home country to be in.<br><br>The people I've met who are like this and who I would consider to be a toxic anti American are always from the USA. And they're always guaranteed to vote.