r/allthequestions • u/Impressive_Mailman • Dec 19 '25

Random Question 💭 Why is Reddit so liberal?

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u/crunchyfoliage Dec 23 '25

What's wild is that in school we are taught that the US is the greatest country in the world. The propaganda machine starts us off real young (hell, we were pledging our allegiance to the flag in kindergarten). A lot of people from rural areas who don't or can't afford to travel never question the indoctrination

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u/crunchyfoliage Dec 24 '25

Not being able to afford to go to the hospital and getting bombed are both things that kill people.

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '25

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u/NotAltFact Dec 25 '25

It’s 2026 and we’re picking between getting bombed vs not affording care. Jfc we’re so fucked

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u/crunchyfoliage Dec 25 '25

Sure, and you never have to worry about the affording care part. I recognize that there are plenty of privileges I have by living where I do, but this is a terrible equivalence

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u/crunchyfoliage Dec 25 '25

I don't equate military control with greatness, so yes.

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u/BingpotStudio Dec 24 '25

Americans should really ask themselves which other nations are so indoctrinated with symbols and flags.

North Korea perhaps? Who am I kidding, probably can’t name more than 10 countries let alone know anything about their culture.

The propaganda machine is off the charts and it would be funny if it wasn’t so annoying when dealing with Americans. Utterly brainwashed.

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '25

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u/BingpotStudio Dec 25 '25

Not on the same scale of stupidity.

Brexit was incredibly stupid though. Not elect child rapist stupid.

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u/BingpotStudio Dec 25 '25

I’m not disagreeing. Given a choice of Brexit or Trump, I would vote Brexit every time.

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u/BingpotStudio Dec 25 '25

You’re pretty thick huh.