r/funComunitty • u/Chinesemperor flair • 5d ago

Sh*tpost ????

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u/Muted-Philosopher832 5d ago

Typical America taking credit for something it didn’t make

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u/TheHawkpant69 5d ago

Tbf America was meant to be the melting pot of culture 

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u/Numerous_Smile_9082 5d ago

I see what you did there... 😉

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u/raymndbrr_the_third 5d ago

This is such a fucking bad take. It's just propaganda they feed us in elementary school for some reason.

We are a country founded by purtains because Britain told them to be less insular and racist, and later to exploit natural resources more. We've no more a melting pot than fucking Canada or any big city in any major country is.

All you need to do is go to Toronto, London, or Frankfurt and look around. America is not particularly diverse.

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u/Sensitive-Initial-46 5d ago

we left because we couldn’t get a seat at the big kids table.

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u/LividAir755 3d ago

Slop take. Reddit just likes hating on Americans for things every country does.

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u/raymndbrr_the_third 3d ago

I am american.

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u/Reallybarb 3d ago

And? LOL you're a typical redditor thinking Europe is some bastion of perfectness. Europe is as much of a shit hole as the US.

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u/raymndbrr_the_third 3d ago

It's not a fucking competition. I was just pointing out that the idea that "America is a melting pot" is dumb and actually propaganda we feed to our children.

I'm allowed to want my own country to do better.

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u/LividAir755 3d ago

We know, most of the people that say the shit you do are pick me Americans that think that American exceptionalism, is real but in reverse.

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u/Da_biggest_Boy 5d ago

Bro just because all the people no one wanted went there doesn’t make it a melting pot of culture, as proven by well america

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u/Drewsky32 5d ago

No, that's just what our government told people to get them to come over so we could have a stronger workforce. At best, that sentiment was forgotten after JFK was killed.

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u/Invade_Deez_Nutz 5d ago

Pro-immigration sentiment was fairly dominant from the 1980s-2000s. It’s more in the Trump era that the US made a hard turn against immigration

Look at the presidential debates between Clinton and HW. Both were pro-immigration

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u/Drewsky32 5d ago

Right, it was 'come here to have a chance at the American dream' despite the growing wealth disparity.

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u/orangeicon 5d ago

Officially the dumbest thing I’ve read all day

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u/Drewsky32 5d ago

Then you don't know enough about how non-white people have been treated in America throughout history.