r/BeAmazed 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/Capocho9 Feb 28 '25

How do you actually watch this and your first thought is “he thinks that’s an exclusively American thing”.

It’s a damn compliment, and he’s saying that America’s values are about integrity looking out for each other, absolutely no one said anything about it being “just an American thing”

By your logic, if I say “wow this wine is so good, it’s exactly what French wine should taste like”, then I’m implying that being good is “just a French thing” and no other wine can be good

Don’t try to hide behind the words “honest question”, we both know you just wanted to get mad about something.