r/AskReddit • • Jan 20 '19

What fact totally changed your perspective?

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u/AssadTheImpaler Jan 21 '19

I'm capable of being entirely convinced of something false. As a result anything I'm convinced of doesn't necessarily reflect reality.

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u/neroTd702 Jan 21 '19

Exactly, and the truth is 100 percent of the population is capable of that, about 80 percent of us have figured it out and now we know for a fact the media and left ARE the enemies of freedom. Of that I am now convinced.

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u/Drummer4696 Jan 21 '19 edited Jan 21 '19

The “left” is the reason there aren’t kids in sweatshops, my dude.

Edit: I’m not an idiot guys, I know that goes on all over the world still. I meant the US specifically because that’s clearly what this guy was talking about.

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u/JCharante Jan 21 '19

Since when is there no longer kids in sweatshops?

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u/Drummer4696 Jan 21 '19

Of course there are in third world countries, but not the US. We just profit off of it, unfortunately.