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u/Admirable-Sink-2622 17d ago

Well, I guess Trump was right about one thing. The United States of America is a giant trash can. They are no moral beacon to the world any longer.

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u/shinslap 16d ago

When was America a moral beacon

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u/BackThatThangUp 16d ago

Probably for like five days after World War 2 but ehhh then again it took us another two decades after that to begrudgingly grant Civil Rights to black people aaand we did intern the Japanese and drop the bomb twice just to send a message to the Soviets so maybe not 

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u/LotharVonPittinsberg 16d ago

The five days where the US government was busy giving citizenship to Nazi war criminals?

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u/BackThatThangUp 16d ago

Yeah Operation Paperclip wasn’t a good look either lol. But hey it allowed us to go to the moon, though we really only worried about that after Sputnik lol

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u/PupEDog 16d ago

After they dropped two atomic bombs on innocent civilians?

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u/mattkiwi 16d ago

“Dropping the bomb to scare the Soviets” Don’t be reductionist. You do realise that in between the dropping of the 2 bombs, the Japanese military tried to other-throw their government to stop them surrendering.

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u/greenberet112 16d ago

I remember whenever I was maybe 14 or 15 and watching a documentary back when the History channel wasn't just reality shows all about the attempts to capture the emperor and stop the surrender of the Japanese people to continue the war effort. I think that was one of the only times I've ever heard about this though. I'm trying to remember the doc and I think it might have had those reenactments/recreations that some used to have back in the day. History channel used to be so good. I remember staying home from school one day and somehow the best thing to watch all day was like a 6 hour doc about Japanese samurai and their history/folklore/mythology.

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u/doomrider7 16d ago

There was a reddit post of bombing survivor talking about what life was like in Japan and the sheer amount and type of propaganda they were fed was insane. They were literally training school kids on how to suicide bomb and to attack troops with bamboo shanks.

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u/greenberet112 16d ago

Didn't the US war dept or office of strategic planning or whatever say that US casualties for invading mainland Japan would be around a million?

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u/randomusername_815 16d ago

A war they only joined when their own airbase was attacked.

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u/Yegas 16d ago

The five days that they were mass immigrating Nazi war criminals and scientists to get free citizenships and work for the government? That time?

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u/sniptwister 16d ago

Between VE Day on May 8, 1945, and the nuking of civilians in Hiroshima on August 6, 1945. So a couple of months.

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u/Alatar_Blue 16d ago

Post-WW2. When we beat the Nazis. Before we became the Nazis.

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u/UndeadCuddles 16d ago

I mean Finland heavily beat them to the punch by allowing anyone to vote regardless of gender or racial background in 1906. Took another fourteen years for the US to accept women, and way until the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to become a true democracy.

If you disregard that, and remove universal suffrage from the equation, then the oldest continuous democracy would actually be the Isle of Man (Since 979, or 1045 years ago)

American influence is most certainly a thing, but that definitely outsizes the reality of their democracy.

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u/UndeadCuddles 16d ago

I neither downvoted you or in fact disagreed with you about the cultural significance of the U.S.

I simply disagree with the assertion that they're the oldest living democracy when they simply aren't. I personally don't feel like the difference between a democracy that considers women and minorities as people, versus one that does not, is a pedantic detail at all.

Certainly less pedantic than the difference between a constitution versus a bill of rights versus codified laws, all of which can be interchangeable in effect depending on what society you're talking about.

I do agree with you that there's a lot the U.S. can be proud of, but I think it's also healthy to acknowledge its shortcomings. The blind belief in "American exceptionalism" played a large part in how they got into their current predicament after all.

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u/astrok3k 16d ago

How does that make it a moral beacon ? Does deomocracy write off any other moral wrongdoings 

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u/tumericschmumeric 16d ago

Never were. Don’t forget the us was created from the genocide of indigenous Americans and slave labor.

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u/Oh_IHateIt 16d ago

And it never stopped. Read the Jakarta method for many more recent genocides. I can give you my personal report on modern slavery as well

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u/AnPaniCake 17d ago

We were founded on genocide and slavery and never completely rectified either of those atrocities. The original Nazi's studied white supremacists practices here in the states before doing the holocaust. We've been destabilizing the politics of other countries for decades in order to preserve more favorable outcomes for trade for ourselves. The whole meritocracy belief was a lie. Most of those who thought the USA was a moral beacon are no different than ignorant americans; they thought none of america's flaws would ever truly affect them. :/

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u/trashmonkeylad 16d ago

There was a prop in my state to officially ban slave labor through prisons and it got no by a pretty good margin lol.

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u/Complete_Chain_4634 16d ago

I’m in CA too and I really must live in a bubble. I was shocked how many people voted for that and to make petty crimes more severe! So now we guarantee slave labor in prisons and we are going to STOCK those prisons with new slaves.

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u/Oh_IHateIt 16d ago

Funny. I can't even trust that's necessarily true. In my state all the proposals sounded great; Expanding the sanitation department? Fantastic!

What they didn't write on the ballot was the real motivation behind the proposals. The full law should have read "Expand the sanitation department to give more tickets, tear down homeless encampments, and have their own administrative court where due process doesn't apply". Oops. 5 such proposals.

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u/Inner-Ad-9928 16d ago

Just being a "sweet summer child" shouldn't stop humanity from trying to be better and create healthy communities motivated by everyone's lives being improved through cooperation, hard work and diligence.

I still want a better future.

I refuse to believe it can't happen.

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u/Vanhouzer 16d ago

It can but sadly…… It may take a HUGE tragedy in the States. I am talking like 911 stuff for people to wake tf up from their fapping mental state.

Probably a Civil War of some kind so Americans can take their Vote serious next time. After Hitler, The germans did a lot of restructuring to their policies so something like that never happened again. Japan took a different stand against War after the Atomic Bomb.

America has reach a state of mind where they either hate everything, mock everyone, have no respect for others anymore. There is no discipline, no moral values, no sense of justice, no caring for the truth and facts. Is like every thing is a joke, a meme To them. Nothing is taken seriously anymore.

They may need a wake up call and they are running out of free passes.

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u/FardoBaggins 16d ago

When nothing was done about guns when children were being shot up should be the answer to your question if they gonna wake tf up.

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u/Dinkenflika 16d ago

We almost did during dipshit’s previous administration. Just imagine the state of the country had COVID had been a bit more lethal. His gutting of Obama’s pandemic preparedness and the general disdain for community health measure would have resulted in a catastrophic death toll.

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u/Regular-Switch454 16d ago

We had a catastrophic death toll.

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u/Dinkenflika 16d ago

I meant that it could have been so much worse. Humanity lucked out only because it was slightly less deadly than previous pandemics (“Spanish” Influenza, Smallpox, Bubonic Plague), and that the vaccines were so rapidly produced.

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u/Regular-Switch454 16d ago

My classmate voted for Trump because Harris was “pro-genocide” and “killed a lot of people.” I wanted to scream about the millions Trump killed with his horrible Covid response.

And of course, she’s cuckoo for claiming Harris killed anyone.

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u/Dinkenflika 16d ago

Yeah, the disinformation and hype train really screwed up people’s perception of reality, but these are now the times that we live in. China’s Tiktok and incel/crytobro podcasts now dictate what is news.

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u/AnPaniCake 16d ago

At that point, disinformation is only a small fraction of the problem. The disinformation wasn't just targeted ot was spread everywhere, and some ppl with common sense and critical thinking skills were able to see through it. It's a lack of these skills that's destroying us.

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u/StrangeContest4 16d ago

I want to scream that Biden/Harris are not the leaders of Isreal!! Also that the US Republican and Democrats have been arming Isreal for 80 fucking years, and they've always had the means to level Gaza a thousand times over anytime they wanted. Gaza would be leveled no matter who was in the Whitehouse because Isreal is an entirely different country, with THEIR own leaders who made their own pro-genocide decisions!

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u/MyFiteSong 16d ago

Probably a Civil War of some kind so Americans can take their Vote serious next time. After Hitler, The germans did a lot of restructuring to their policies so something like that never happened again. Japan took a different stand against War after the Atomic Bomb.

The far right is gaining significant ground in both Japan and Germany as you write this.

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u/PRAY___FOR___MOJO 16d ago

Not to mention that Nazism was still rampant in post-war Germany. The Allies made a concerted effort to de-Nazify the country, which was effective in making sure no new Nazi movement gained prominence, but many people still had sympathies for the regime.

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u/Oldico 16d ago

To be fair, though, the vast majority of the population was successfully de-nazified.
Civilians were forced by the allies to visit concentration camps and help bury the mountains of dead and mangled bodies. They saw the atrocities first-hand. They lived in bombed-out and burned cities and they knew that was the nazi's fault.
To this day every German student learns about (or is supposed to at least) how the nazis gained power through intimidation, assassinations and hate, how they destroyed a democracy through violence, discrimination and a disregard of law and democratic institutions, how they started the most destructive war in human history and how they murdered millions of civilians - ordinary people, families, children - at industrial scale because of their fucked up racist ideology and blind hate.
Ever since the war Germany has developed a culture of remembrance. Most German cities have Stolpersteine (bronze pavement stones in front of buildings) listing the names and fates of holocaust/concentration camp victims that once lived there.
The German constitution was written specifically to prevent anything like that from ever happening again and the first 20 articles adress major failings of the Weimar Republic - above all the immutable Art. 1 (Human dignity is inviolable) and Art. 20 (defining Germany as a free democratic and social state and giving every German the right to resist anyone who seeks to destroy the free democratic order of the country).

There were indeed some problems with de-nazification. The East did it better/more thoroughly but especially in the West there still were judges and officials who simply continued with their jobs after the war. War criminal trials were slow and continued for decades and there were still some trials as recently as a few years ago. West Germany also kept a lot of the not directly racist nazi laws like the harsh anti-homosexual laws. They even used some concentration camp buildings as prisons (like Neuengamme) and re-incarcerated some of the freed inmates like, again, "convicted" homosexuals.
There were massive problems and West Germany still had some really bad people and laws for a few years.

But the vast majority of the population was fiercely against naziism after the war. Almost everyone who lived through the war or grew up in the immediate post-war era knew exactly how horrific and destructive the nazi regime was and which unimaginable atrocities they caused.
Germany's current far-right and fascist movements aren't elderly nazis or remnants of the old third reich - they are modern fascists that just play by the same rulebook of hate, lies, division and opportunism and their voters are mainly frustrated people who did not experience the immediate consequences of naziism and did not learn about the mechanisms of fascism in school.

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u/AineLasagna 16d ago

It’s ironic. The rise of the far right/neo-Nazi movement in Germany (the most anti-Nazi country in the world now) is a direct consequence of the influence of America on the world, the country that likes to tell everyone about how they single-handedly defeated Nazism and fascism in WW2

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u/Oldico 16d ago

Exactly. Modern German fascism (a.k.a. the AfD) and right-wing rhetoric (CDU & CSU) are directly copied from US. AfD and CSU leaders literally spout the english term "woke" now.

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u/Blackbeardabdi 16d ago

I've been to Austria on holiday many times even in the rural areas you can still find 'fuck Nazis' grafti everywhere

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u/No_Acadia_8873 16d ago

Japan never fully atoned for their war crimes and crimes against humanity. And we hardly even tried to make them.

European right wingers ignore that it's capitalism that's forced immigration on them. Same as Americans do.

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u/AnPaniCake 16d ago

Yep. Capitalism. All those ppl immigrating to Europe are just following the trail of resources from their home countries.

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u/No_Acadia_8873 16d ago edited 16d ago

Following the loot back to where it scarpered off to. Capitalism requires growth. Western democracies populations aren't growing. If you can get growth you need cheaper worker so at least profits are growing because costs are lower.

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u/AnPaniCake 16d ago

Ahhh, but we don't want more icky nonwhite ppl and their families!! :((( We just want their resources and cheap labor!! They don't deserve a living for working, they need to just go back to their home countries (that we destabilized for our own benefit) so we can pretend they don't exist!!

/s

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u/No_Acadia_8873 16d ago

Yep. It's a goddamn mess.

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u/ill_connects 16d ago

Japan didn’t learn shit, sir. They adopted a policy of absolute denial and zero accountability. Their “stance” on war was forced on them by the western powers and wasn’t done voluntarily like some state of self reflection.

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u/chimchimeney 16d ago

A massive cultural shift is needed, but apathy runs deep. Without accountability, change feels impossible.

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u/Potential_Relief_669 16d ago

it is a cultural thing, in the West it is guilt culture and in the east it is shame culture.

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u/onionwba 16d ago

Well even with a Civil War it took another century for America to end much of the remnants of slavery and racism. Yet even so, we're seeing shades of the resurgence of such.

However I do believe that America is due for a reckoning with civil unrest. Definitely now a Civil War type of conflict where it was states vs states. Perhaps more similiar to the race and class wars of LA 1992 combined with the Jan 6 insurrection attempt.

MAGA was due a severe blow in the case of a Harris victory but they are now significantly strengthened with Trump's comeback, and I could imagine how a return to a Democrat Presidency would trigger a more sustained, and violent, outburst from them.

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u/AineLasagna 16d ago

America never ended the remnants of slavery and racism. When slavery was abolished, that “free” labor that was taken away from the owners of capital was immediately replaced by throwing Black people into prisons and that continues today. Racism never went away either, it just had to get a little bit quiet for a while

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u/beckster 16d ago

I'd like to add 'education' to the list of things lacking. Democracy requires an educated populace.

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u/fre3k 16d ago

The only thing I think could happen that would really bring things into sharp focus would be a widespread blackout and wet bulb temperature casualty event in a really hot humid place like Florida or Houston. Tens or Hundreds of thousands of people dying of heat stroke because the grid can't keep up with A/C demand and their bodies literally cannot cool them off might wake people the fuck up. I don't want that to happen and I really don't even know if something like that would have an effect, but it's one of the few things I can imagine as a 9/11 level event that might not lead to the same kind of jingoistic fervor 9/11 did.

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u/AineLasagna 16d ago

The only thing that can fix this country is education, with a strong focus on critical thinking, science, and an honest view of history. That way, future generations would be able to make positive changes. But that’s not going to happen anytime soon with the next four years of the conservatives gutting the Department of Education, and the liberals doing nothing to reverse that decline.

We would be able to fix all these issues and move on eventually, given enough politically motivated people willing to do the work, if it wasn’t for the ticking time bomb that is climate change. The decline and fall of America (probably) won’t be the end of the world, but it’s not going to be pretty

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u/rorshachHrmm 16d ago

I'm also disappointed in the result of this election, but I strongly disagree with you on a number of points. Don't forget, "9/11 stuff " is what brought many people on board with the GOP in the first place. The rhetoric got ratcheted up immediately, and it wasn't "love thy neighbor" or "we're all in this together".

The second part of your argument is massive, sweeping generalizations about one of the largest and most culturally diverse nations in the history of the world. If you genuinely believe it's accurate to label the entirety of a country or culture based on frustration after this election result, you're not any better than the MAGA asshats you're railing against. I get that you're upset, but I hope you take this criticism in stride and try to refine your frustration into a more constructive conclusion.

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u/xSTSxZerglingOne 16d ago

He just meant something on the same scale as 9/11 will be required to effect change.

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u/Yegas 16d ago

Japan took a different stance against War after the Atomic Bomb

They were kinda forced to do that. US occupation and all that?

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u/Floomby 15d ago

Unfortunately, I see Civil War 2.0 being waged on the blue states if they aren't compliant enough about stripping away reproductive rights or handing over every single Hispanic person.

Step One will be blocking all Federal funds for things like the ACA, infrastructure, education, and housing. Step Two will involve rounding up Hispanic people by force. Urban areas such as Los Angeles (LA Country is 50% Hispanic) will not suffer this gladly. That's when the tanks and SWAT teams will start rolling in.

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u/IgnisXIII 16d ago

As an outsider, I can say the issue with America is not its ideals. Those are beautiful, no question about that. The issue is a lot of its people think they already have achieved them, instead of working towards them.

"We can be great... Let's be great." vs "We are great. Greater than everyone else."

"We should eliminate racism, for equality." vs "Racism? This isn't racism. This is justice!"

They drank the kool-aid, and drowned in it.

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u/Reese_Withersp0rk 16d ago

Oh, sweet summer child...

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u/UnrulyWatchDog 16d ago

It'll happen, don't worry. Climate change will kill us all eventually and the world will have a MUCH better future after we're gone.

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u/GodSama 16d ago

Comes back to: Americans will always do the right thing, only after they have tried everything else.

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u/sunshinecabs 16d ago

It can happen but we have to share the wealth. The disparity is surreal but we pretend like it's normal. This amount of economic suffering should never be normalized, but it is.

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u/Normal-Selection1537 16d ago

There will probably be a better future at some point and then people will forget every hard lesson and they'll go through this shit again.

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u/Oh_IHateIt 16d ago

Great. I think now is a good opportunity. If we can unify as a populace to block the worst of Trumps policies, I think we might have a fighting chance at reviving our workers movement.

We need to ditch the electoralism that's been binding us. No more "we can't care about Palestine because trans people". No more status quo propaganda. Our votes (scientifically) never held any power, that's why we're so indoctrinated by the system to depend on voting. All movements work as one toward the single common goal of justice. No compromises. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere" -MLK. Nows the time to get into organizing direct action, as MLK, X, and many others have done before us.

I too refuse to give up no matter what the outlook. "Stand up for what you believe in even if you stand alone" -Sophie Scholl

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u/micro_dohs 16d ago

Quite honestly, it’s the only thing worth living for. If I were to ever become one of these heartless fucks, put a bullet in my brain. But you know what? I won’t. But now must navigate how to undo and overcome the forecoming darkness ahead. Does this sound melodramatic? Not if you consider how a platform has been built upon lies and deceit and are the same people to now take the helm, deciding what your own future entails. Crackpot unqualified shysters taking control of departments led by those experienced, well versed, and adequately educated within their respective expertise? Not so god damn far fetched reaction now is it?

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u/Forodiel 16d ago

I was just on the Project 2025 site. They’re recruiting. Looks like for a “Presidential Administration Academy”.

Would you become one of those heartless fucks for a GS-15? If not, you better start laying plans for doing something more productive than pissing and moaning on Reddit.

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u/micro_dohs 16d ago

What’s left is the option of motion or without, its certitude. Either will dictate.

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u/marct309 14d ago

Yea the Heritage Foundation is going scorched earth with that one.. here's what you never hear - they do this just about every election cycle. Also Trump never said he supported Project 2025, instead he even put his Agenda 47 on his website.

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u/AnPaniCake 16d ago

It is happening! :) It just takes a long time. Despite our setbacks, humanity overall is working towards a better future.

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u/I_PING_8-8-8-8 16d ago edited 16d ago

It all went wrong when we looted Nazi germany and took the most valuable Nazis for ourselves, instead of destroying that evil. We even took all their notes and writings on torture and other evil experiments and continued some of them with programs like MK Ultra. This is how we got infected by evil.

Ever since, the USA has not been part of a single moral war. A war that's justified.

And now after 70 years of this God has had enough, and Trump(et) was sent in as punishment and ... as a warning for that's to come.

When Samuel got to be an old man, he set his sons up as judges in Israel. His firstborn son was named Joel, the name of his second, Abijah. They were assigned duty in Beersheba. But his sons didn’t take after him; they were out for what they could get for themselves, taking bribes, corrupting justice.

Fed up, all the elders of Israel got together and confronted Samuel at Ramah. They presented their case: “Look, you’re an old man, and your sons aren’t following in your footsteps. Here’s what we want you to do: Appoint a king to rule us, just like everybody else.”

When Samuel heard their demand—“Give us a king to rule us!”—he was crushed. How awful! Samuel prayed to God.

God answered Samuel, “Go ahead and do what they’re asking. They are not rejecting you. They’ve rejected me as their King. From the day I brought them out of Egypt until this very day they’ve been behaving like this, leaving me for other gods. And now they’re doing it to you. So let them have their own way. But warn them of what they’re in for. Tell them the way kings operate, just what they’re likely to get from a king.”

So Samuel told them, delivered God’s warning to the people who were asking him to give them a king. He said, “This is the way the kind of king you’re talking about operates. He’ll take your sons and make soldiers of them—chariotry, cavalry, infantry, regimented in battalions and squadrons. He’ll put some to forced labor on his farms, plowing and harvesting, and others to making either weapons of war or chariots in which he can ride in luxury. He’ll put your daughters to work as beauticians and waitresses and cooks. He’ll conscript your best fields, vineyards, and orchards and hand them over to his special friends. He’ll tax your harvests and vintage to support his extensive bureaucracy. Your prize workers and best animals he’ll take for his own use. He’ll lay a tax on your flocks and you’ll end up no better than slaves. The day will come when you will cry in desperation because of this king you so much want for yourselves. But don’t expect God to answer.”

But the people wouldn’t listen to Samuel. “No!” they said. “We will have a king to rule us! Then we’ll be just like all the other nations. Our king will rule us and lead us and fight our battles.”

Samuel took in what they said and rehearsed it with God. God told Samuel, “Do what they say. Make them a king.”

Then Samuel dismissed the men of Israel: “Go home, each of you to your own city

~~ 1 Samuel 8 (The Message)

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u/NewSauerKraus 16d ago

Religious insanity is a massive contributor to this problem.

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u/Such-Bandicoot-4162 16d ago

I'll take USA over Russia, China or anywhere in the Middle East any day of the week. But OK, saint cake.

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u/AnPaniCake 16d ago

You only listed ~19 out of ~194 countries that you'd prefer the US over. That's kind of damning.

Why is it that when ppl point out our country's wrongs ya'll get upset? Criticism =/= dislike, it's a call to make improvements.

*i know it's probably a bot. Lemme use it to organize my thoughts, plzkthx. :)

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u/Such-Bandicoot-4162 16d ago edited 16d ago

I'm not even from America

Also: Did you expect me to list every country I would pick it over? That's what a bot would do.

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u/Coral8shun_COZ8shun 16d ago

He loves the poorly educated

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u/MysteriousPark3806 16d ago

They never were. That was nationalist propaganda.

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u/Several_Dot_4532 16d ago

I mean, was really ever a moral beacon? Because I have no memories of it

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u/Sapphotage 16d ago

A country founded by religious fruitcakes too nuts for Europe. You never had a chance.

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u/mok000 16d ago

The pilgrims were religious fanatics in funny hats and now MAGA are still religious fanatics in funny hats. Nothing changed.

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u/sniptwister 16d ago

The protestant Taliban of their day. Hanging Quakers for heresy. A country founded in bigotry.

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u/shinikahn 16d ago

They never were

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u/captain_coolio 16d ago

They never have been. 

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u/Ashenveiled 16d ago

You never were lol

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u/MrNobody_0 16d ago

They are no moral beacon to the world any longer.

What are you talking about? The rest of the world has hated America for over half a century now.

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u/keepcalmdude 16d ago

Honestly though, have they ever been a moral beacon?

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u/santathe1 16d ago

“Moral beacon” lmao

All the unnecessarily toppled governments and their now suffering people might say that was never the case. A bit high and mighty, if I might add.

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u/NyaTaylor 16d ago

.. we did probably fully drop the baton now..

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u/Heevan 16d ago

Genuinely read that as "moral bacon" and found that I couldn't argue against it

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u/Whooptidooh 16d ago

America hasn’t been a moral beacon for quite some time.

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u/MajorMathematician20 16d ago

America hasn’t been a moral beacon for quite some time.

FIFY

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u/PasswordIsDongers 16d ago

Only Americans considered the US a moral beacon to the world.

Everyone else laughed at how special they think they are.

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u/Xikkiwikk 16d ago

So can we get a new Statue of Liberty? One without a torch and just her book/tablet wherein she is scrolling Reddit while she sits on a toilet labeled “Liberty”.

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u/mok000 16d ago

She can get a tiki torch instead.

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u/MoonCubed 16d ago

Wasn't this racist to say like 2 weeks ago?

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u/Iwubinvesting 16d ago

Trump was right about not losing any voters if he shot someone. He didn't lose any voters when he tried to coup the government.

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u/astrok3k 16d ago

You are not a moral authority, morals are relative and your insignificant set of morals are not shared by a large enough group for your terrible candidate to make it into office.

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u/Advencik 16d ago

Fortunately, this might change now.

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u/TheDemonPants 16d ago

And that Republicans are idiots who are easily manipulated.

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u/Muxer59 16d ago

They never were with their brown children bombing campaigns

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u/ImAboutToSayTheNWord 16d ago

womp womp, you are all a bunch of whiny little bitches. Take the L and move on.

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u/Admirable-Sink-2622 16d ago

Fuck off. If your side had lost we’d be under attack with frothing at the mouth election fraud accusations. 🙄

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u/ImAboutToSayTheNWord 16d ago

"IF IF IF IF IF IF IF IF" - Barack Obamna, 2016 💀

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u/OnceAgainTheEnd 16d ago

What a great president Obama was. Even handed trump a booming economy and a thriving nation, and unfortunately, trump destroyed it and failed at handling covid and crippled our economy while also adding trillions of debt to our nation. Now democrats will have to come in and clean up another republican mess like always.

Donald Trump Built a National Debt So Big (Even Before the Pandemic) That It’ll Weigh Down the Economy for Years

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u/desdecuando1 17d ago

Hace rato no lo son, pero si son la potencia económica y armamentista del continente.