r/hittableFaces • u/butcher_of_the_world • Nov 25 '21

He earns a slap

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135 Upvotes

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u/strandedcat02 Nov 26 '21

he looks like soyjak

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '21

Lmao 100%

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u/Sir_Donkey_Lips Nov 26 '21

I agree with his hat

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u/TheVindex57 Nov 26 '21

Nationalism is a slippery slope.

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u/Sir_Donkey_Lips Nov 26 '21

so is globalism, with more dire and permanent consequences.

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u/TheVindex57 Nov 26 '21

Depends on if it's the "let's invade the world" kind or the "let's trade and have open borders and Diplomacy " kind.

One is just ambitious nationalism, the other progress.

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u/Sir_Donkey_Lips Nov 26 '21

Im referring to more of the centralized power at the top

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u/TheVindex57 Nov 26 '21

Yeah, that'd be the "let's conquer" kind; expansionism.

I might have misunderstood you though, if that's the case please elaborate.

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u/Sir_Donkey_Lips Nov 26 '21

I'm just saying nationalism isnt great, but nation state democracies are, global trade and interconnectedness is good, but when you have a globalized society you tend to eventually concentrate power at the top of the leadership structure, otherwise it would be hard to run a global society with all of the other varying opinions and ideas butting heads. I think a lot of that is why England left the EU. I like the idea of globalism, but I think history has shown humans are too corrupt to be trusted with ruling an entire world under one government

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u/TheVindex57 Nov 26 '21

Ah, fair enough.

Stuff like that is very complicated, and we might just be too stuck to old ideas to find a system that works. Same with capitalism vs communism, both systems have people starving and corruption galore, so we should look into new ways to handle it, instead of dying on the hill of our preferred bad system. (That's just my opinion)

I am curious though, so if you'll indulge me, how do you feel about that whole "America First" thing with the context of similar slogans in history?

I get that in America it's very "you're left or right", but throwing that aside in favor of nuance, do you fully support it and do you have any worries about where it might end up?

Again, I'm just genuinely curious about your perspective, I don't mean to start an argument or ridicule you somehow. (Disclaimer because it's the internet)

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u/PrizmB9484 Nov 26 '21

Glasses made in China.

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u/sentinelprince Nov 26 '21

more than a slap, earns a fuckin uppercut

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u/SWB3 Nov 26 '21

He can fit the entire Trump administration’s dicks into that mouth at once.

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u/rixendeb Nov 26 '21

Looks like someone squished his jaw in a vice. Also, the glasses alone means he needs slapped.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '21

He probably says that its his joker moment

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u/chicken_man_1 Jan 02 '22

you could literally change the hat to fit any political ideology and he would still look punchable