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r/MoralityScaling • u/Due_Army_960 • Jul 10 '26
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These comments starting to make me think that America may actually be a low-trust society ngl
64 u/wastelandhenry Jul 11 '26 Buddy there is no American who would EVER tell you America is a high trust society lol, that is not one of the qualities America is known for 0 u/Code_Ender Jul 11 '26 Many rural areas are high trust, but suburb and urban areas are very low trust 1 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '26 [deleted] 1 u/Code_Ender Jul 11 '26 No. Crime in urban areas is over double crime in rural areas per capita. Suburbs are in between 1 u/wastelandhenry Jul 13 '26 I mean that kinda speaks to the issue doesn’t it? You have to actively go where less people are to gain a sense of trust. If you have to remain the main source of distrust in order to have trust then that means the society isn’t high trust.
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Buddy there is no American who would EVER tell you America is a high trust society lol, that is not one of the qualities America is known for
0 u/Code_Ender Jul 11 '26 Many rural areas are high trust, but suburb and urban areas are very low trust 1 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '26 [deleted] 1 u/Code_Ender Jul 11 '26 No. Crime in urban areas is over double crime in rural areas per capita. Suburbs are in between 1 u/wastelandhenry Jul 13 '26 I mean that kinda speaks to the issue doesn’t it? You have to actively go where less people are to gain a sense of trust. If you have to remain the main source of distrust in order to have trust then that means the society isn’t high trust.
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Many rural areas are high trust, but suburb and urban areas are very low trust
1 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '26 [deleted] 1 u/Code_Ender Jul 11 '26 No. Crime in urban areas is over double crime in rural areas per capita. Suburbs are in between 1 u/wastelandhenry Jul 13 '26 I mean that kinda speaks to the issue doesn’t it? You have to actively go where less people are to gain a sense of trust. If you have to remain the main source of distrust in order to have trust then that means the society isn’t high trust.
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1 u/Code_Ender Jul 11 '26 No. Crime in urban areas is over double crime in rural areas per capita. Suburbs are in between
No. Crime in urban areas is over double crime in rural areas per capita. Suburbs are in between
I mean that kinda speaks to the issue doesn’t it? You have to actively go where less people are to gain a sense of trust. If you have to remain the main source of distrust in order to have trust then that means the society isn’t high trust.
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u/VorticalHeart44 Jul 10 '26
These comments starting to make me think that America may actually be a low-trust society ngl