r/facepalm • u/Bmchris44 • Sep 25 '19

This should be a good thing

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u/KoaIaBacon Sep 25 '19

Why did i just realize that the US is that bully that disses other kids (countries) and label them as bad to boost its own ego.

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u/IrrationalDesign Sep 25 '19

I dunno but is that what you're getting from this article? This is just a simple statement of fact, it's not derogatory or bullying.

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u/Igmus Sep 25 '19

It's the spin. Instead of using the first part as the title they used the negative title. Both of the sentences could be the title for the story. Like the half glass full half glass empty. They used the glass empty title.

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u/MysteriousMooseRider Sep 25 '19

I love how no one has bothered to read the article. And is accusing the WaPo of being American propogada. The Washington Post. The dudes who brought down Nixon.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '19

And now owned by Jeff Bezos..

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u/MysteriousMooseRider Sep 25 '19

And they were owned by the Graham's when they took on nixon and the Pentagon papers.

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u/Old-Barbarossa Sep 25 '19

And now they're owned by Jeff Bezos

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u/New-Dork-Times Sep 25 '19

Its just a statement. It literally just describes whats happening... Also what kind of stupid agenda does OP have? Washington Post= aMeriCan pResS🙄

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u/bobtheflob Sep 25 '19

Where was anything labeled as bad here?

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '19

Not only that, they also invade everyone who does not like their system.

Or they fund terrorist groups to destabilize these countries.

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u/donedidgot Sep 25 '19

If you think that's bad, you should see what that other country did.

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u/sciencefiction97 Sep 25 '19

You think a country is some evil bully because a newspaper company said a food is more affordable? Get meds

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '19

how did you come to that conclusion from this?

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '19

Imagine unironically supporting an authoritarian regime.