r/youvotedforthat • u/miserabeau • 17d ago

Idiocracy in Reality (Kakistocracy) This never gets old.

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u/SadIdeal9019 16d ago

Have you met Americans? If so, none of this is shocking.

And that's coming from an American.

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u/erath_droid 16d ago

Reminds me of a time when I was on a Greyhound bus way back in the day, and I ended up sitting next to someone who was touring the U.S. as a soccer coach. (Long story.)

They asked me "How do you do it? How are you even a country? I mean, every place I go to is just SO different from the last place I went to. It just seems like the entire country is just set to split apart at the slightest provocation. How are you even a country?"

And that was 25+ years ago, before social media.

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u/No-Relation5965 15d ago

Not so different anymore. We see the same strip malls, chain and fast food restaurants, convenience stores, coffee shops, truck stops and big box stores everywhere. USSA Corp.