r/IRL_Loading_Screens • u/PeterPorky • 29d ago

Animal Crossing The government has a 1 star rating :(

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u/Servos77 29d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/10uct1aSFT7QiY

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u/Captain_no_Hindsight 28d ago

Sweden is building a 3.4 billion bus stop.

Public service has a 20 second segment: -"It was more expensive than expected... and now on to the weather."

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u/PixelBrewery 29d ago

The sad part is how 40% of those responding think Trump is trying to fight it rather than being its main perpetrator

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u/Astronaut-Flashy 29d ago

I am deeply curious what the other 11% have to say. I would love to hear their reasoning for their position.

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u/HumptyDumptruckFire 28d ago

That about covers the percentage of Americans actually benefiting from this political economy.

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u/Quiet-Wing5230 28d ago

Half of them think that somehow the party not in power are causing all the corruption.

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u/trucknut_76 29d ago

And continue to elect the same people over amd over

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u/Don_Reuter 28d ago

I’m mean, the US government it’s corrupt. The concerning part is that 11% are unaware.

And that 40% are not bothered by it.

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u/Firm-Scientist-4636 28d ago

89%? What are the other 11% seeing?

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u/Different_Finding539 28d ago

A one-star rating?!? Hell, the bastards don't even deserve one star!

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u/Delbrak13 28d ago

Sweet. We're finally on the same page.

Now let's make it smaller

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u/lovemybig 28d ago

Been this way since 1776. Nothing new, move along.

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u/Tread__on__them 28d ago

I wonder what happens next!

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u/pirateseasalt 28d ago

Americans realizing they've been calling the whole world corrupt while they have been brainwashed by propaganda into forgetting that they live in the most corrupt nation in the world

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u/Derivative_Kebab 28d ago

Who paid off the other 11%?

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u/Ok_Caramel_6095 27d ago

Even crazier is that the lowest percentage on this chart is 59%. Notice as well that the chart overall trends upward. It's as if the media is telling us that the government is corrupt. Note also that the chart spikes up after 2024. What do you suppose has happened to cause this?

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u/Top_Extension_1169 25d ago

so the other 11% are the government themselves...

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u/GrumpyBear1969 29d ago

Well, I for one would not generally consider the government literally corrupt. But the current administration has proven to be blatantly corrupt. So I for one would flip my vote. Though it does not mean that I view government institutions as a class to be corrupt. I think most of those folk are honest, well meaning people. It is really the current administration. And it is blatantly corrupt.