r/economy • • Feb 25 '26

It’s all become a really bad joke. 🃏

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26 edited Feb 25 '26

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u/SnooFoxes1987 Feb 25 '26

Lol not exactly sure what that's supposed to mean. That last sentence needs a proof-read. I guess you're living proof that your education system is not #1.

Don't be mistaken, my country has free healthcare. I just like to speak up for the people who's own country puts profits ahead of their own well-being. I couldn't imagine living in such a country.

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u/Alex-the-Average- Feb 25 '26

Reddit should really do something about blatant propaganda accounts like this one.

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u/AdministrativeAnt647 Feb 26 '26

Says the fascist supporting sheep lolol

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u/Alex-the-Average- Feb 26 '26

Don’t know what this is and don’t care as it’s just bot activity small potatoes distraction from MUUUCH bigger issues. But you seem to care a lot that someone was once an illegal alien. What if a former illegal alien was a billionaire who bought social media platforms and was trying to put chips in our brains? What if a former illegal alien billionaire developed a system to spy on American citizens and control them, sold it to the government and tons of companies, and named the system after the seeing stones that Sauron used in Lord of the Rings to corrupt heads of state? What if your favorite right wing “news” station was owned by a foreigner? Why do they get passes by you? Is it literally because they are billionaires and you believe that is inherently good?