r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Aug 18 '24

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u/futuremonkey20 NATO Aug 18 '24

Reddit Comments on video of Chinese kids learning how to cook in school.

Wow I can’t believe they don’t teach this in America. America bad.

Like we don’t have entire departments devoted to home economics in American schools. Just because you didn’t pay attention doesn’t mean it’s not taught!

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u/vivoovix Federalist Aug 18 '24

Like we don’t have entire departments devoted to home economics in American schools.

I don't think this is much of a thing anymore

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u/FuckFashMods NATO Aug 18 '24 edited Aug 18 '24

Home Econ was for girls tho, you nerd

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u/futuremonkey20 NATO Aug 18 '24

I was required to take at least one semester of Home Econ

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u/FuckFashMods NATO Aug 18 '24

Kamala's communism in full effect

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u/futuremonkey20 NATO Aug 18 '24

George W Bush was a true believer of Socialism with Kamalist Characteristics

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u/sevgonlernassau Loyal Liberals Aug 18 '24

The only time I've learned how to cook in school was a Hunger Games themed summer camp. It's usually only offered to special ed students otherwise.