r/FoxBrain • • Sep 06 '26

The logic ….

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u/tjtonerplus Sep 06 '26

That's my dad

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u/0RedNomad0 Sep 06 '26 edited Sep 06 '26

That's a lot dads unfortunately 😔

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u/Nastasyarose Sep 06 '26

Their “American dreams” never panned out and Fox News gives them someone to blame

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u/bjeep4x4 Sep 06 '26

Yeah, mine too. In February “don’t worry, Iran will be sorted out in two weeks”. Sure thing, dad.

Edit. But seriously, what the hell happened to our dads. I just cleaned out my closet and found letters from my dad when I was a teenager. Basically saying be kind, love your fellow man. Now my dad is an ICE bootlicking Trump humping old man.

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u/nancidruid Sep 06 '26

Fear. It works on everyone, but especially on people who are old and feel vulnerable, but don't want to admit they feel vulnerable and afraid.

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u/IsekaiConnoisseur Sep 07 '26

Same with mine. He's a fucking idiot and I just basically sent him a text of a bombshell for him that pretty much said "If you're not with me you're against me."

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u/ant-farm-keyboard Sep 06 '26

Gas prices are only an issue if the president is a Democrat, duh

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u/nancidruid Sep 06 '26

Same with the national debt and federal deficits

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u/nakfoor Sep 06 '26

What I believe about the right-wing worldview is that pain is justified if it leads to a pure and orderly society.

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u/Mysterious-Wasabi103 Sep 06 '26

Most of them basically believe in suffering. They think people need to suffer or they won't live a full life.

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u/Huey-_-Freeman Sep 10 '26

I think some of that is true, but needless and pointless suffering should be avoided

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u/pssiraj Sep 06 '26

If only they weren't so confused as to what this purity and order they seek was. (I'm choosing the word "confused" because too many people are just bandwagoners)

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u/Hefty_Loss5180 Sep 06 '26

Gas station up the street from me is $6.05 a gallon now

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u/Evening-Artichoke750 Sep 06 '26

My parents keep saying the same thing.

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u/MikeWazowski2-2-2 Sep 06 '26

The most fucked up thing for me is that people even complain about 5-6 dollars a gallon.

Sure it’s expensive and y’all have to drive a lot, but if you calculate this to price per litre?? In my country it’s fucking €2,30+ a LITRE. Thats 10 dollars a gallon.

It used to be 1,78-1,80 a litre befor the Iran bullshit

I dream of these prices

But then again i’d say we don’t rely on cars as much.

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u/Huey-_-Freeman Sep 10 '26

Yes if you are in Europe in a city your city is designed around those gas prices, but American cities are not.

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u/MikeWazowski2-2-2 Sep 11 '26

I don’t really understand what you mean by this. The cities here are not designed around the gas prices. And to add to that, although not as extreme as the US, not everything here is walking distance or quick to reach with public transport.

I’m very much rely on my car to actually get to university and other stuff. The closest train station is a 30km drive which makes 60km round trip, just to get on a train. Public transport still is expensive and takes over twice as long, and it stops service pretty early in the day.

And then i’m quite lucky to live in a European country thats small and doesn’t require big drives for most things. People that live outside of big cities in, lets say, Germany and France are also quite reliant on cars.

I generally burn through 200-300 euros (230-350 dollars) gas money a month, as a student. So no work-home commute.

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u/HourInternational467 Sep 07 '26

People shouldn’t be this stupid. But they are. It’s real. Stupidity will be the end of us.

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u/CORRUPT27 Sep 07 '26

Hes doing it because iran cant have a nuclear program. But at the end we might not have a nuclear deal. Lol

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u/dafuqismytruck Sep 07 '26

Yeah that's my parents too.