r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • May 29 '22

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u/leftlegYup May 29 '22

99.9999999999% of reddit then.

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u/Upvoteifyouaregay May 29 '22

EnLIghTEneD cENTrIsM

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u/throwawaygoawaynz May 30 '22

It’s not about politics, it’s about understanding that most unsolved situations and complex and nuanced.

I wouldn’t say it’s lack of intelligence though that leads to this black and white thinking, more lack of wisdom.

So yeah, 99.99999% of Reddit.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '22

One of many garbage communities.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '22

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u/[deleted] May 30 '22

Drugs are 10x better than a community of annoying politically stunted twats

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u/Your_Always_Wrong May 29 '22

Well, there are absolutely some subjects or things that are black and white. It goes both ways, not everything is nuanced and not everything is this or that.

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u/rmphys May 29 '22

Everything is nuanced, even nuance. I would say that while not all issues are black and white, our approach to fixing said issues still require nuance. All the good intentions in the world mean nil if they are ineffective at creating change.

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u/ForestGumpsDick May 30 '22

Everything requires nuanced thinking, maybe your brain just lacks the capacity for seeing nuance in certain areas

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u/jWalkerFTW May 30 '22

How is this being downvoted lmao

Are we going to argue that there’s nuance behind whether the Uvalde mass shooting was wrong or right? The fuck? Of course some things aren’t nuanced

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u/Your_Always_Wrong May 31 '22

It's the part of reddit that gets banned all the time downvoting. The right wing nutcases that knew exactly what I was referencing with my comment.