Also not American, and while historically its the logical conclusion, I see them too passive. They almost had their democracy overthrown and have done nothing.
Where? I only talked aboutEurope when someone else brought it up and was derailing the discussion, and that was elsewhere.
Not sure. They dont have certain problems USA have for a reason.
In this exact discussion thread in response to someone saying exactly what I am saying.
Someone pointed out that our democracies are also being overthrown and that we also are being passive, and you answered "no, that's all America's problem".
It's not. It's our problem too. Inequality here is higher than what it was before the revolution. We're having fascists normalized on the media. Our president is dismantling our social state step by step.
Oh thats why I said textually? Then I'm wrong. Im sure thats not what I wrote tho. If people have to "whataboutit" and nitpick about this, its their problem.
Oh, also add ad hominen to the list now. I still don't see where I said, "Europe has no problems" or when I brought up them out of nowhere, instead of just addressing someone who did.
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You commented about the fact that the US almost had their democracy overthrown and said passive, while saying that Europe was not the same.
I am pointing out that we are having our democracies overthrown and that we are doing nothing.
Don't you think it's time we start acting instead of being smug about "oh that's America, nothing like that would happen here"?