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  • edit - i've been informed that i've replied to the wrong comment.

    cringe. you should probably at least look into someone's recent comments before you make your comments. i'm canadian, and there's no doot aboot it. but what the heck does that have to do with the point i made? for what it's worth, i grew up in tennessee, so maybe i'm just another dirty immigrant?

  • i've never had anchovies. but i did see a post the other day where someone found a pufferfish in their bag of anchovies.

    i feel like the only people who like anchovies are nordics and sociopaths :P

  • NAIL ON THE HEAD.

    the ironic thing is that the us govt has done a ton of studies on the 'breaking point of society'. but they're not science bros, so they're just gonna do it their way.

    even the canada thing. he's literally costing himself a canadian conservative govt that was all-but guaranteed. but he doesn't want that with canada; he just wants (edit-typo) manufactured conflict.

    but you're absolutely right. he's doing everything he can to cause riots so that he can enact "marshall" law and crack down once and for all. my god, why can't my american neigbours all see it?

  • i say this without sarcasm: it's not hard if you're not american.

    the last time i was in the US, it amazed me how ubiquitous Fox News is everywhere. like, in your cafes, in your bars, in your casinos - it's fucking everywhere. the rest of us realized how horrible they were a long, long time ago.

    that said, i know that a good solid majority of Americans are fully against what's going on. so i'm not knocking you insomuch as just pointing out that the rest of the world isn't being glazed constantly.

  • i'm in my early 40s. back when i was a kid - even in the southern US - there was a clear message that racism was on its way out. tons of sitcoms even did special episodes about it! (/s) And because media was so controlled back then (ie you couldn't just post something to the internet), a lot of people actually blelieved it. i know that i did as a kid who didn't know any better.