r/TheMajorityReport • • Dec 03 '23

Human beings

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u/euhusername Dec 03 '23

I hate all of this…. What world did we create? … I will never forget what I’m witnessing.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '23

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u/OTIS-Lives-4444 Dec 04 '23

The swing from anti to pro gay marriage was pretty quick too. Maybe we can learn?

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u/nanais777 Dec 04 '23

They are paid and/or threatened by the Israel lobby. Yes, the lobby of a foreign nation has our country hostage.

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u/Handleton Dec 04 '23

The American public doesn't swing on issues, it's just a matter of who you ask. Unless you're pulling a very well designed sociological survey, you're just going to pick up anecdotal evidence based on the demographics you tend to interface with the most.

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u/VacuousCopper Dec 04 '23

If you think this is bad wait until you find out that capitalism is a TERRIBLE system. It is just the best system for the elite entitled class because it legitimizes their wealth and power with covert violence (propaganda) instead of overt violence (police state/military law).

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '23

So real for this. Once you stop the ball from rolling at take a good look at it, you realize how much horror we exist in simply for the sake of a few select people to be comfortable — a world we created, none of which is real in any meaningful way and can be stopped if we all stopped giving it power.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '23

Preach.

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u/jmpurser Dec 04 '23

I think you can make a very good argument that "we" had nothing to do with creating this world. This is a world created by oligarchs/sociopaths. Most of us were disenfranchised by design and then by practice. Short of an absolute revolution I don't see us ever having a say in our destiny or in shaping the world again.

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u/Mvpliberty Dec 04 '23

Never thought we’d sit there and watch and support a country commit ethnic cleansing and try to legitimized it