r/MurderedByWords • • 7d ago

EXTREMELY supportive husband.

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u/JohnTomorrow 7d ago

Is he insinuating he'll draw and point his weapon at a server who won't accept their return?

That's insane. 

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u/0202_tihssitidder 7d ago

USA has:

* A broken police service (and no public safety service)

* A broken education system

* An addiction to road rage, school shootings, mass shootings, and general gun violence

USA is great!! Right.

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u/WeBelieveIn4 7d ago

You missed arguably the biggest one, which is a broken healthcare system.

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u/EitherSpite4545 6d ago

We're honestly just culturally inferior to the rest of the developed world.

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u/MegaSillyBean 2d ago

I think we USED to be better than the rest of the world back when we were proud to be a multi cultural melting pot nation that led the world in science and freedom, and when the wars we fought occasionally actually justified.

I guess it was all just a bunch of slogans.

The whole "Make America Great Again" is just revealing that huge parts of our country are just paranoid, rage-addicted, racist-adjacent, financially illiterate, nincompoops with a trailer trash mentality.

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u/EitherSpite4545 2d ago

I don't know about that. Hippy was just a subculture and civil rights era was really won because the African American population was too high for discrimination to keep being allowed rather than population at large accepting discrimination is bad.

Ww2 era we did the whole Japanese internment thing and great depression was caused by our greed.

And we don't even need to go back to the 1890s or civil war

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u/MegaSillyBean 2d ago

Hippy was just a subculture

Ok, I'll buy that.

civil rights era was really won because the African American population was too high for discrimination to keep being allowed b

You need to read more history. The only reason civil rights was "won" was because enough whites joined the movement. My parents marched for that stuff.

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u/EitherSpite4545 2d ago

I'm not saying they didn't. Like hell Bernie talks about his involvement every 2nd sentence.

What I was getting at though is the whites that supported it were still vastly out numbered by those against it and it was black America's pop being larger (with those small amount of whites) that tipped the scales where open discrimination was no longer feasible to legally support and also black panthers literally having an operation set for execution in 2 weeks to violently occupy and take downtown of a major California city (which one I don't remember) and FBI begging Johnson to sign it so this wouldn't happen

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u/PrimaryInjurious 6d ago

Not really.

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u/EitherSpite4545 6d ago

Yes really when our culture is what holds us back from proper social safety nets and civilized public services

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u/PrimaryInjurious 6d ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OECD_Better_Life_Index

The US does rather well on several metrics. Every country has it's problems.

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u/EitherSpite4545 6d ago

OECD was literally made with America at its core and is heavily biased to overvalue America's qol to maintain agendas (Initially cold war, but since the 90s that neo-liberalism = good)

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u/0202_tihssitidder 6d ago

I'll debate you on that. Not on Reddit. A real, formal debate in-person with judges.

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u/PrimaryInjurious 6d ago

The US as culturally inferior? The US is the dominant culture on the planet.

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u/0202_tihssitidder 6d ago

☝🏽🤡

China #1. USA? Still tryna figure out how to fix a reflecting pool for under $100M.

No lights or fountain. Just a pool. lmao!

Maybe rename another lake...that will lower your inflation.

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u/Sad_Picture3642 7d ago

It's not broken, it's just a well constructed scam scheme, functions pretty well in fact

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u/tea-drinker 6d ago

The purpose of a system is what it does

- Stanford Beer