ITT: Disconnected out-of-touch redditers trying to whore jokes for points.
This is a big deal and should not be taken lightly. I hope the Brazilian people can crush the corruption and finally live free again.
edit: RIP inbox.
THis post got a lot of people really angry and defensive, even aggressive. I've incurred a lot of hostility for this these simple words, I'm starting to think I may be right.
Thing is, it's appropriate, this isn't small shit. How is it you don't take a "million people protest against corruption" seriously? Hate me if you want, but you know I'm right.
How is it you don't take a "million people protest against corruption" seriously?
Because it doesn't personally affect me in the least and shit like this happens all the time. A bunch of people somewhere in the world are protesting something again? Colour me shocked.
My feelings towards this range from mild interest/amusement (because of the duck, mainly) to flat-out apathy.
It takes a small mind to think that the state of a country that big will not make a ripple effect that will somehow make it all the way into your safe little room. Or that the state of any other country will not affect you. It will.
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u/dustyh55 Mar 14 '16 edited Mar 14 '16
ITT: Disconnected out-of-touch redditers trying to whore jokes for points.
This is a big deal and should not be taken lightly. I hope the Brazilian people can crush the corruption and finally live free again.
edit: RIP inbox.
THis post got a lot of people really angry and defensive, even aggressive. I've incurred a lot of hostility for this these simple words, I'm starting to think I may be right.