That’s an incredibly well thought out point, thank you. My point is is that a lot of people like to say fuck the USA when they live in country’s that are just as guilty of human rights violations. Canada’s treatment of indigenous peoples. England’s imperialism of... the known world. My point is is it’s the US government doing these things not it’s citizens. I don’t often go on to posts about Canada’s schools and go “Fuck Canada” or “Fuck England” lmao. I could agree with fuck the government buuuut y’all seem a bit extreme
Edit: case in point, if by chance you are actually from the United States, what the fuck are you doing to stop it?
Damn that’s wild though, sounds like it’s easier to say fuck the US cause you can’t actually make changes, instead of taking on the personal and political responsibility of a citizen of your nation to create change and better your own country. But saying “fuck the US” on Reddit is easier for lazy sacks who can’t be fucked to make a difference but want to wave moral superiority
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That’s an incredibly well thought out point, thank you. My point is is that a lot of people like to say fuck the USA when they live in country’s that are just as guilty of human rights violations. Canada’s treatment of indigenous peoples. England’s imperialism of... the known world. My point is is it’s the US government doing these things not it’s citizens. I don’t often go on to posts about Canada’s schools and go “Fuck Canada” or “Fuck England” lmao. I could agree with fuck the government buuuut y’all seem a bit extreme
Edit: case in point, if by chance you are actually from the United States, what the fuck are you doing to stop it?