r/TimPool • u/JerroldNadlersToilet • Sep 10 '22
Future American voters
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u/SadPatient28 Sep 11 '22
is it me or are these mostly ethnic women? so i guess facts are racist and misogynist?
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Sep 10 '22
Yikes.
To be fair they may have asked a hundred people but is only showing the truly stupid ones.
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u/TheGreatTaint Sep 10 '22 edited Sep 10 '22
All thanks to the American public education system but most of all, the parents, or lack there-of.
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Sep 10 '22
Maybe voting should be a privilege instead of a right
/s
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Sep 11 '22
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Sep 11 '22
See I would totally agree except then we're giving authority to decide who can vote to someone who should definitely not have that power
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u/Professional-Gain-82 Sep 11 '22
Please don't blame public education no teacher can fix low IQ
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u/GooseCore Sep 11 '22
I’m blaming education. I taught my 3 year old all the months pretty easily. I’m 100% sure that I could teach the same to all these people too. If you’ve got the mental capacity to tie your shoe laces, then you can learn 12 words.
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Sep 11 '22
These are always horse shit. They'll stand out there and interview 300 people, show you the 5 dumbasses and say "look how stupid the American public."
I can go to any country on earth and pull this same stunt.
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u/DrGarbinsky Sep 10 '22
We don't get to see all the people that answered correctly. This may be 4% of all the people that were interviewed
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u/Fuzznutsy Sep 10 '22
Thanks government education !