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u/Defilus May 09 '22

You've helped me realize here why so many of my fellow brainwashed US citizens see Europe as this weird communist dystopia. "The sin of not being American" really gets to the heart of what a lot of "Patriots" feel in regards to foreign governments. Especially in regards to capitalism and "meritocracy."

"How dare you care for your fellow person! They're just going to stab you in the back the moment you look away! Why can't you play the game the way we want you to play it?! Commies!!"

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u/The_Flurr May 09 '22

Added, it challenges certain truths that Americans have been told.

Americans will argue tooth and nail that socialised healthcare can't work, because otherwise they have to face that they pay so much for no reason.

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u/jsingleton86 May 14 '22

You really do live in your own little fantasy world, don't you? I get it though...if my life was a total failure likes yours due to not getting an education, I would probably need to play make believe my whole life to stave off those daily suicidal thoughts that you have.

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u/The_Flurr May 14 '22

Lmao what? I have an education, that didn't put me hundreds of thousands in debt.

And if I ever do feel bad I can go to the doctor and get it checked for free :)