Consider ...
Well, the agressive "cultural" imperialism.
I.e.: Sweet drinks, which are bad for teeth and bones: Coca Cola
Meals like McDonald's
Crappy movies
Consider how many people actually use, engage and enjoy such movies in the US itself. If you think most Americans are fast food and movie junkies, you are mistaken.
In fact, more and more AMA documentation continues to come out that the US grocery stores are filled with food that is little better than fast food. So many processed foods are causing a lot of our obesity (along with lack of exercise), not that we eat "fast food."
As far as movies, MPAA bitches yearly about their reduced revenue and profits. It's not piracy, it's lack of originality. I don't know many Americans who aren't sick of the remakes and sequels. You see it in the retail superstores now as independent films are massively growing in volume over the last decade.
Ignore our advertising-based media, from the fast food to movies.
In most part of the world America seems as a place full of morons, who don't know anything about the real world.
If you use the US media as a basis, guilty as charged. Unfortunately, it only represents about 25% of the US. And despite what people say, it's people registered to both parties.
Also the macho statements, like land of the Free and Brave. What about the rest of the world?
Dude, every nation has their history. There have been brave individuals all over the world. Heck, as much as I bash the French Government and its history, the US would not exist if it wasn't for the bravery and honor of select, influential French individuals. The US' own history has been blessed by select, key French nationals, among others.
Miltiades wasn't a hero in Athens, Greece?
Dude, the US media -- Disney especially -- excels at such insult of ignorance. Again, and I will say it again ...
The US media reflects upon less than 25% of the US population
Unlike virtually every other nation, the US media is
never run by the state, and is 100% based (other than NPR, PBS, etc..) on advertising dollars and ... as a result ...
sensationalism. Conflict, insults, etc...
the statement of bringing democracy to Iraq. Someone asked the people of Iraq, do they want democracy, or they are happy with dictatorship etc.
I suspect Sunnis would differ with Shities and Kurds on that one.
Personally I don't hate America, but I don't like all aspects of the American way of life.
If you base your views of the American way of life on the US media, then you've got a pretty skewed view.
If you've never visited the US, or at least different portions, you might be surprised. Most people who visit the mid-west US are surprised that most people are friendly, kind and not sneering in the least bit towards immigrants.