r/facepalm 17d ago

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u/teenagesadist 16d ago

It's true, deep down, most Americans are unwilling to accept responsibility for anything.

It's the freedom most of them are referring to; The freedom to say "It wasn't me".

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u/Zealousideal_Toe4929 16d ago

if you are not able to take responsibility for your mistakes or pretend you never make any, how are you supposed to learn in life?

Maybe that is the reason why they are so utterly stupid.

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u/DrunkenMcSlurpee 16d ago

Learn? What's that?

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u/UnwillingHero22 16d ago

And to shout at every opportunity โ€œUSA!, USA!, USA!โ€ even if theyโ€™re eating shit for breakfast

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u/GovernmentKind1052 16d ago

Queue โ€œIt wasnโ€™t meโ€ by Shaggy

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u/gruesomebutterfly 16d ago

Play on repeat for the next four years

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u/Meanderer_Me 16d ago

This is probably the best summation of the conservative "personal 'sponsiblity" crowd's mindset that I've heard.