r/BeAmazed • u/girlysunshinehihi • Feb 27 '25

Miscellaneous / Others 96 year old speeder and judge

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u/jotakajk Feb 27 '25

Honest question. Do Americans really think “taking care of your family” is just an American thing?

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u/scorching_hot_takes Feb 27 '25

this isnt an honest question, you are taking a bad faith argument. obviously americans dont think its just an american thing. but its what “being american” is all about for a lot of people. how much of a superiority complex does someone need to have to comment something like this?

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u/jotakajk Feb 27 '25

Why are you guys so sensitive about this topic? The question comes from sheer ignorance, not second intention behind

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u/scorching_hot_takes Feb 28 '25

because what kind of a question is that? your question implicitly assumes the ignorance of americans—you must see that