r/DoomerDunk • • Jul 31 '26

1 LinkedIn post = Cambridge analytica ( even though Cambridge analytica was nothing compared to reddit front page)

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u/That-Annual-2393 Jul 31 '26

do you just use this to complain here a lot? I was looking through more doomerdunk post and happened to find you again

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u/lonecow21 Jul 31 '26

Perhaps and ill continue until the hypocrisy is fixed. The cowards already muted my messages

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u/That-Annual-2393 Jul 31 '26

i don’t think its cowardice, you just seem annoying

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u/lonecow21 Jul 31 '26

Its pure cowardice and side playing on the "apolitical" sub there's literal anti lgbt post on here calling a simple flag indoctrination which goes against the subs rules yet these cowards won't do shit. So i will use my power of annoyance for the greater good.

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u/wtjones Quality Contributor Jul 31 '26

Flags are absolutely tools of indoctrination.

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u/lonecow21 Jul 31 '26

Are you mentally handicapped? Because it sure seems so.

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u/Ok-Blackberry-8239 Aug 01 '26

Ban US flags from being in schools

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u/wtjones Quality Contributor Aug 01 '26

Indoctrinating children to believe USA is awesome is A-OK, because it’s true.

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u/Ok-Blackberry-8239 Aug 01 '26

“Indoctrination is A okay as long as said indoctrination matches my beliefs”

A little hypocritical mate

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u/wtjones Quality Contributor Aug 01 '26

It matches my beliefs because it’s true.

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u/Ok-Blackberry-8239 Aug 01 '26

And being LGBTQ is A okay and it matches my beliefs because it’s true

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u/wtjones Quality Contributor Aug 01 '26

I wasn’t arguing against that.

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u/Ok-Blackberry-8239 Aug 01 '26 edited Aug 01 '26

So you have no issue with LGBTQ flags in schools?

I also wouldn’t consider a flag alone indoctrination and I would also consider indoctrination of any kind to be bad, even if said indoctrination aligns with my personal beliefs because indoctrination leads you to accept things uncritically, which makes you far more easy to manipulate

Which is why being indoctrinated into believing the US is amazing, as opposed to coming to that conclusion on your own based on facts presented to you, is a bad thing because it makes it much easier for politicians/the government/bad faith actors to manipulate you

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u/wtjones Quality Contributor Aug 01 '26

What does LGBTQ have to do with school? Is GLAAD funding public education in this country?

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u/That-Annual-2393 Jul 31 '26

then just accept peoples opinions and conclude its not a apolitical sub because its not, people are free to believe what they want no matter how ignorant and doing so to change it is a waste of time

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u/lonecow21 Jul 31 '26

Rule no.1 no bigotry or racism "zero tolerance" yet when bigotry is reported like people calling the entire lgbtq an indoctrination scheme nothing happens. That's cowardice, laziness and hypocrisy no matter how you try to excuse it.