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These 30 Pics Show How Dystopic Our Society Already Is, And It’s Pretty Terrifying
While we may imagine a dystopian future of thought police, killer robots, and nuclear fallout, the real future predictions are much more boring. Instead of being brutally brainwashed and enslaved by fascist, authoritarian regimes, we have willingly enslaved ourselves. By allowing the top 1% to get exponentially richer, we drown in a sea of debts, tech, advertising, endless wars, environmental destruction, addictions, depression... the list goes on.
Brilliant, isn't it? But it's ok; there's always Facebook to scroll through (Bored Panda too, obvs), Netflix to watch, chemical-laden meals to consume, manufactured outrages over a mermaid's skin color to comment on. Who's got time for thoughtful resistance in this sick, sad world? Even those that think they are resisting by electing bigoted billionaires, bankers and Eton toffs to represent them are simply playing into their hands, as their dishonest, scaremongering claptrap divides us ever further over political, racial and gender lines!
Sometimes we need to take a step back and see the forest for the trees. This list, compiled by Bored Panda, contains some pretty terrifying examples of present-day dystopian society, things that make you realize that beyond all the distractions of trying to survive and thrive in the rat race, something's not quite right with this world.
So if you didn't find the sinister scenes of mindless automatons chanting “send her back” chilling enough, scroll down below to get a reality check on the spookily Orwellian society we are allowing to be constructed, and let's see if we can fix our near future in the comments! If you want to see even more proof of our dystopian world, be sure to check out our previous list!
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#1
Immigrants
The term 'boring dystopia was coined by the late academic and cultural theorist Mark Fisher in 2015. He used it to refer to the "bland, mildly coercive signs that abound in late-stage capitalist society, which foster a vague sense of isolation or unease."
He started a Facebook group that documented these signs as a way to develop consciousness about the world around us. "It was understood from the start to be a consciousness-raising exercise, encouraging people to perceive the actual state of Britain rather than the PR state," Fisher said in an interview with Vice. "Which is surprisingly hard, because there's this mixture of Silicon Valley ideology, PR and advertising which distracts us from our own aesthetic poverty, and the reality of what we have. Which is just all these crap robots…"
#2
This Is Caleb. Caleb Has A Degree In Zoology And Asks His Customers What Their Favorite Animal Is. He Gives Them Facts While Completing Their Orders!
Lil Bare 5 years ago
Maybe after this sb hires him to do what he is trained for :)
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C.S. 5 years ago
I have a bs in molecular biology but I cant get a job in it because I can't afford to take a pay less internship just to get my foot in the door. College is a lie.
Ed Kocialski 5 years ago (edited)
Many years ago (Before the internet) my brother got a BS in chemistry from Rensselaer. He'd had good grades, but couldn't find a job. He was either overqualified, or underqualified. One interviewer finally told him that he needed at least an MS to be considered. So he went back to school. I don't know how long ago you graduated, But if you want to work in that field, find a way to afford it and go back to school.
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Jo Choto 5 years ago
Caleb made the rookie error of not getting 10 years professional work experience in, while completing his degree and holding down two part time minimum wage jobs...
Monika Soffronow 5 years ago
He also made the additional mistake of not doing due research before choosing his parents. They are obviously not high-level professionals in his chosen field of study. Another case of BCS. Before Conception Sloppiness.
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Amy Pattie 5 years ago
I don’t really see this as sad, it sounds like the beginning of an epic story. Keep it up Caleb, things will happen if you keep at it!
John Bullock 5 years ago
Right on, Amy. Caleb knew going in that Zoology wasn't at the top in terms of job prospects, so I've no doubt seeing this post that he's got the heart and wisdom to see a bright future and the resolve to make it happen. Praying Caleb will build on his uniquely strong foundation of people skills and scientific knowledge. In the meantime, he's further developing his character and sharing his passion in a way that is inspiring others- including me!
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Unicornstar 5 years ago
I remember being in a store in London years ago when a man started clutching his chest and slumped to the floor. The clerk behind the register vaulted over the counter and started administering CPR. He got a colleague to dial 999 and got his colleague to put the phone on speaker and hold the phone while he talked to the dispatcher. When he talked he used medical Jargon and the dispatcher asked if he was a doctor. He said just about. I have graduated from medical school and have finished an internship but there were no full time jobs for me anywhere so I am working in a shop to make ends meet. So sad to think that a bright young doctor who just saved a man's life can't be working in a hospital where he belongs.
Louise Stange-Wahl 5 years ago
Way back in the late 60s/early 70s when I was looking for colleges, I was searching for a Marine Biology/Zoology accredited school that was reasonably priced. I had some scholarships all lined up (my best was actually from TIME Magazine when I placed first in a current events challenge. Long story short, all the schools I wanted to attend were incredibly expensive. Unfortunately, our family could not afford it, even with the scholarships. My best friend, however, did come from a family that could afford it. She picked the Marine Biology/Zoology that I was looking forward, and I was crushed. Fast Forward to late 60s early 70s. I ended up going to a technical school for computer operations, and literally had 6 jobs who wanted to hire me. My friend who had the super expensive four-years ended up working in bookkeeping for a major hotel chain. I was able to retire early. So you never know where he will follow!
AJu 5 years ago
What is wrong with everybody? Why are you sad for Caleb? Maybe he enjoys what he is doing? Maybe he's taking time off? What is really depressing, are the expectations society sets up "you need to get a degree, find your "dream job", earn a lot of money, buy a house, get marries bla bla" quod erat demonstrandum. Stay happy, Caleb!!
Blue Cicada 5 years ago
My M.Ed. (Master Of Education) provides the education I need to be an awesome cashier at my second job (because one can't make ends meet with a teaching job--especially if working in a school district with low-income residents).
JoJo G 5 years ago
I like your positivity, Dorothy! It’s a welcome change from some of the presumptuous and negative comments coming from other people.
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Maureen DelaDermott 5 years ago
This is great! I don't know why people find it depressing. Caleb probably has student loans. I took whatever job I could get while searching for a job in my field too. When I was a waitress in my 30's, most of my coworkers were Northwestern students. College isn't cheap :)
Analyn Lahr 5 years ago
He should be working at a zoo, or nature reserve or going on discovery expeditions. What's wrong with this society?
Shira Reinberg 5 years ago
It takes time to get a job sometimes. You can just have things handed to you even if you deserve it. I also had to search for quite a while after I finished my degree to get a job in my field. I worked in h&m and never blamed society for not handing me a job. Sometimes there just isn't something available when you need it, or someone else had a better resume or more experience. That's life. Sometimes you have to wait a little, it's not a big deal
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Angelia Sparrow 5 years ago
I feel you, Caleb. I have a degree and 20 novels and 100 short stories to my name. I work in a craft store.
Dave G. 5 years ago
perhaps caleb should have considered his potential employment opportunities before pursuing a degree in a field that is clearly not in high demand
Dave G. 5 years ago
but of course its capitalism's fault, or trump's fault, definitely not caleb's decision to pursue a degree in a field that isn't particularly economically viable
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A_fangirling_Demigod_witch 2 years ago
I'm in middle school and I wanted to be a zoologist. really I can't
Mark Kelly 5 years ago
What? Here in Canada i have a highschool education and make twice his wage
Stryder North 5 years ago
Maybe Caleb should have gotten a degree in something more employable....
Shirley Heyn 5 years ago
And. . . at minimum wage, it'll take him how long to pay off that student loan?
Bacony 5 years ago
...I'm a tour guide on the Jungle Cruise ride Skipper Dan is the name And I'm doin' 34 shows every day And every time it's the same Look at those hippos, they're wigglin' their ears Just like they've done for the last 50 years Now I'm laughin' at my own jokes but I'm cryin' inside Cause I'm workin' on the Jungle Cruise ride...
Clara The Idiot 5 years ago
If anyone is anything but an absolute darling towards Caleb I will hunt you down and destroy you xx
Anna Haney 5 years ago
Thank you Caleb, for all that is good, get him out of there and into the carreer that he has a degree for!
Louise Brigance 5 years ago
I sincerely hope you get to use that degree some day to truly to remarkable things to save our planet and our animals.
Mary Myers 5 years ago
This is why the jobs numbers are up - this guy has a degree but has to work 2 or 3 P/T jobs to make ends meet.
Dian Parama Kosala 5 years ago
because its Zoology.. unless we accept that we are the animals..
Sofia Moulakaki 5 years ago
What's wrong with everyone? Maybe he like also this job! I am a barista and I love my job, cut these bs stereotypes!!
Donna Reynolds 5 years ago
Someday he will meet a customer and they will fulfill his career dreams.
Joyce Berman 5 years ago
What kind of jobs does an undergraduate degree in zoology lead to? I really don't know.
Anet Arteacher 5 years ago
I cleaned hotel rooms after I got my bachelors in arts. That was in 1984. You don’t get everything you want right away you don’t even get the job you want right away. I then went on to become a teacher and if you picked the right state it’s a great job and pays wonderfully well. Come to New York State. You will get a living wage, a pension and health care.
enjoyinglife 5 years ago
and this is why you should go to a vo-tech before college so you will have a backup plan to pay all those loans when you can't find a job in your degree
Nomadus Aureus 5 years ago
*Looks at brand new bachelor's degree in wildlife biology. Laughs nervously.*
David Breden 5 years ago
My fave animal is chicken, coated in breadcrumbs with 5 secret spices lol
Bobert Robertson 5 years ago
A few weeks ago everyone on here was commenting on how zoos are terrible places and they should be shut down. Now everybody is hoping for this guy to get a job at a zoo.... pick a side! Personally, I love the zoo and hope this guy finds a job at one
Maomi Neven du Mont 5 years ago
He looks like such a friendly guy. I would trust him with my beloved cat at any time! <3
Neo Conderson 5 years ago (edited)
...and this is dystopic how, exactly? Are you saying he's being oppressed by "the man"? He can't find a job? How many jobs in zoology are there in this country anyway? Shall we go "make" more of them so he can be employed in his specialty? You think he's the only one not doing what he was educated to do? I'll bet less than 50% of college grads are working in their chosen major. *I'm* not...
Charley CharleyEx 5 years ago
A degree in philosophy would probably pay better than zoology. Bugs aren't in real hot demand on Wall Street.
yerawitchSam13 5 years ago
Why should he major in something that he doesn't want to do? College is hard enough studying what you do want to study. It'd be even worse doing s**t that you're not interested in. And I don't know if you are aware of this, but there are thousands of more animals than insects.
Load More Replies... John Bullock 5 years ago
One sign you are suffering from myopic dystopian syndrome is referencing someone's thoughtful and inspiring post on Reddit on a dark list on BP.
Christopher Lee 5 years ago
Yeah, I think you'll find that if you manage to read all the way through the very short article, Caleb studied zoology.
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#3
Real Problem
"Boring Dystopia was partly about the fact that no one can care about stuff any more," said Fisher. "It's not that they don't care, but in a city like London, or any intensely pressured urban metropolis—add to that the pressures of capitalist cyberspace and people just feel like they perpetually have no time."
"Our resources for caring are depleted, and that has aesthetic consequences."
#4
Charity
Wil Vanderheijden 5 years ago
Saddest part is that a lot of celebs even get paid to promote a charity.
#5
Put The Blame Where It Belongs
Kathie Leonetti 5 years ago
Let's not forget the politicians and celebrities who fly all over who have huge SUVs .
The Facebook group was short-lived, with Fisher quickly becoming disillusioned with Facebook itself. "For me the point at which the group started to go downhill was when it became like every other Facebook group. It was just recirculating 'content' and sending links, keeping people inside what I would call capitalist cyberspace instead of looking outside at their own environment. It felt like it was reinforcing the condition it was intended to displace," he explained.
"It didn't work at that scale, and you could feel that it wasn't the right place for it… It was just an experiment, and Facebook probably wasn't the right platform. I didn't want it to be diluted."
#6
A Child Can’t Stay On The Transplant List, Solely Because He’s Homeless
#7
Calling An Ambulance In USA
After Fisher's tragic death in 2017 at the age of 48, his work remains as his legacy and is as important and relevant as it's ever been. His 2009 book Capitalist Realism is a must-read for anyone wanting to understand the modern world, and his 'Boring Dystopia' group lives on mainly in the subreddit r/ABoringDystopia.
What do you think? Are we truly living in a boring dystopia? Scroll down below to see the rest of the examples for yourself, and let us know what you think in the comments!
#8
Stealing An Education
#9
Need Books? Donate Plasma!
#10
I Had To Pay $39.35 To Hold My Baby After He Was Born
#11
Anything Different Would Simply Be Un-American
Beverly 5 years ago
There is one thing we can do: Get out and vote. Vote for the senators and representatives who aren't afraid to push for single-payer, universal health care. And if someone calls you a socialist, tell them to look at Japan, which a) is hardly socialist, b) has the world's longest life expectancy, and c) has a well-established universal health care system.
#12
Health Care
Tamara Neimet 5 years ago
Don't have to wait for it. Come to Ukraine, we are constantly crowdfunding some sick child's care.
#13
Watch This Advert Or Choke To Death
María Hermida 5 years ago
If you need to watch a video before trying to do something to help, it doesn't matter whether there are ads or not; the person will probably die anyway. That's the reason why everybody should learn some very basic first aid skills, like the Hemilich Maneuver, at school, instead of soooo much useless rubbish.
#14
Only In America Would A Restaurant Display On The Wall That They Don’t Pay Their Staff Enough To Live On
#15
Public Relations
Miklós Nagy 5 years ago
And people working in the media industry earn way more than any manual laborer or most of the engineers, scientists, medical doctors...
#16
Remember The Panama Papers?
#17
"Today My Client Was Excited To Push The Elevator Buttons On The Way To Her First Deportation Hearing"
Koalamonster 5 years ago
My niece is 5. I cannot imagine her having to represent herself in any legal matters. I'm 30, and I can't imagine representing myself in any legal matters.
#18
I Don't Like This Episode Of Black Mirror
#19
Capitalism In A Nutshell
#20
Good Article. No Surprises. “It’s Not About Wanting A Pay Raise Or Extra Income, It’s Just About Wanting A Livable Wage”
Daniel Morgan 5 years ago
And yet Trump has the audacity to say how amazing the country is doing and how everyone is wealthier than ever. Prick.
#21
Both Are In The Wrong But Look At How The Pictures Are Depicted
Wil Vanderheijden 5 years ago
The blindfold of Lady Justice is eaten by the moths and she turns out to be a racist, conservative b!tch.
#22
Not A Bad Plan
Koalamonster 5 years ago
I knew a girl who got Hep C from her ex-boyfriend. Her insurance would not pay to fix it unless she was very very ill. As far as I know she still has it. Had she gone to jail she would have been treated and it wouldn't be an issue anymore.
#23
It's All About Priorities
#24
Bathroom Sticker
#25
Teeth Are A Luxury Only Paying Customers Are Allowed
Koalamonster 5 years ago
I still have all of my teeth- one of them just stays in my drawer now.
#26
Ambulances For 3k? Lets Just Call An Uber
Luis Milian 5 years ago
in the US, the cost for an ambulance to take you to the ER is as expensive as buying a new car.
#27
Positive News
#28
This Feels Straight Out Of 1984...
#29
This Is How Expensive It Is To Attempt Suicide In The US
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What do you think ?
Daria B 5 years ago
It's still a threat, because the leaders of many countries look up to the USA and want to follow their political and economic example.
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Frances M 5 years ago
When I was a teenager my dad was given the chance to move to the USA and the entire family got green cards and social security numbers. I’ve never been so happy that he turned down the job and we stayed where we are. While some of my family did go back in later years for a few months, no one wanted to live there full time and moved to Australia instead. :-)
Pseudo Puppy 5 years ago
Welcome to Australia! Thankyou for bringing your culture, cuisine, language(s) & contribution to our beautiful, multicultural, multilingual community. <3
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Maci Mae 5 years ago
I feel like most of these are American issues. I live in the USA, and I'm so sick of everything wrong with our country. My 11 year old sister is already worrying about affording college, and I actually felt guilty for calling an ambulance for my mom when I found out how much it had cost. When I go to school, I automatically make a plan for how I would get out of an school shooting. It cost $300 for me to go to Urgent Care and find out I've had Tendonitis in my wrist for 6 months. And, compared to the kids being held in cages, my family is lucky. I'm hoping I'll be able to save enough money to go to college in Canada, and hopefully live there when I'm old enough. For now I just get to sit and watch while my country falls to pieces :(
Bonnie Clyde 5 years ago (edited)
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but unless you immigrate to Canada you won't be able to avail yourself of most of the Candian public services. Also, the tuition rates for international students are usually 3 or 4 times the cost for a domestic student. And they still have to get extra health insurance or pay out of pocket in many provinces. Personally, I'd welcome you here - but it's harder than most folks think, so I guess start planning early? One of my American friends even married a Canadian after going to school here for years and she didn't qualify for permanent residence until she was in her 40s. She had to keep going to school (as an international student) for ages because she could only get a student visa - and no school means visa is over and she'd have to leave. We need a swap program where a pro-oil/gun/etc Canadian can just trade citizenship with a socialist American. :p
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Jace 5 years ago
America: Land of the free for only the wealthy and the ultra-privileged. I was born here. I grew up here. I’m in poverty here, after struggling since age 15 to work in the “real world”, where your employer can abuse you to the point where you end up on disability (if you’re lucky; I COULD be homeless and worse off, but I suppose they could still drive me to that point with further social system cuts). What a shithole country. It is getting shittier by the month, as our current dumpster fire administration makes it even better to be rich and even worse to be poor. And yet, people support Trump and his cronies because they think he hates the same people they hate. No, the democrats weren’t fixing this s**t, either. Vote anti-corporate, or you will just be voting for more of the same. Under republicans, it’s like an impending disaster in realtime. Under democrats, it’s a boring dystopia that people are slowly acclimated to.
Dave G. 5 years ago
interesting because im neither wealthy or ultra privileged and am in fact a lower class immigrant from a formerly socialist country. i seem to enjoy the same freedom here as everyone else, and i can tell you that i would much rather live here than the country I moved here from (the USSR). it sounds like you might actually not know how bad other countries have it, possibly because you've lived in america your whole life. am i wrong? have you ever actually experienced life outside the US, and especially in a socialist country like cuba or north korea? curious to know
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Bilal Ali 5 years ago
Hmm. This is US centric. Are these possibly first world problems? It's a shame that there are not examples from other parts of the world
Dan Beck 5 years ago
That's the point. Americans love to spout off about it being the greatest country in the world, but in all reality, it's only good if you're rich and white.
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cutzemitherz 5 years ago
I am from Germany and I have to say that I am completely shocked right now. I didn't know that it's that bad in America and I cannot imagine living like this. I feel so sorry...
Bei Stenhaug 5 years ago
Im completely gobsmacked. I'm from Sweden and it would never ruin someone to get ill, financially that is
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Leo Domitrix 5 years ago
A patriot wants what's best for the nation's long-term well-being : Healthy, educated, productive citizens. A corporation wants slavery and political anarchy. Guess who's winning in America?....
David Buchan-Terrell 5 years ago
This American Society is on a suicide slide. If all you do is complain on Facebook it will not get better.
Dave G. 5 years ago
thats all they're good at, complaining and permanently being a victim of everything. they don't even have it that bad but they always need something to whine about
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The Girl on Fire 5 years ago
This is the stuff that makes me scared for my future, as a 15-year-old girl living in America. A lot of adults are making decisions that don't affect them, but do affect my generation and my life. I don't want to live life like what is shown here....
Maci Mae 5 years ago
Me too! I’m 14, and as I get older I get more and more scared about where our society is going. I wish there was a way we could make a major impact, but whenever I try to give my political ideas I’m brushed off because of my age.
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CheeseOnToast 5 years ago
What did Trump call it? The greatest nation on earth. Deluded idiot.
Dave G. 5 years ago
folks from other countries like me actually have a name for this phenomenon of you americans constantly whining about petty nonsense in your country and about how much worse you have it than other countries you've never lived in. we call it "first world problems". look it up. you guys are literally a meme now
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Dave G. 5 years ago
clearly you havent learned much about the world as if you think this is messed up you would be far more horrified by events like holodomir (my family were among the millions murdered in the ussr)
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Artex Gorilla 5 years ago
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, USA is the worst place in the world and i'm yet to be convinced otherwise.
Ceredwyn Ealanta 5 years ago
As an Aussie, I'm not really fond of our concentration camps or the idea that one in five people in Australia now work two jobs in order to survive while our leaders give themselves a raise, or that one lunatic of an ex-PM described windmills as 'Dark Satanic Mills' this week, or that there was a huge defunding of our major scientific organisations. The lesson is mostly that none of us can afford to be overly complacent these days, and we all need to work on standing up for science and supporting one another.
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Tom Hardeveld 5 years ago
In the Netherlands, where I live, if your grandma dies and left you some money, the governement gets 70% of that. 70%!
#Letallexsistwithdignity 5 years ago
I'm some countries women are executed, forced to marry, have their genitals mutilated all ignored by the article. This was clickbait.
Dave G. 5 years ago
I know right. It's basically just a communist propaganda piece
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N S 5 years ago
For anyone wondering, America is a f****d up country, nothing to do with "freedom and democracy", just a pile of capitalist pigs and b******t.
Dave G. 5 years ago
as an immigrant from the soviet union who moved to the united states in 1994 and became an american citizen in 2003, i can safely say that you have absolutely no idea what a "f****d up country" is and are probably 12 years old
Load More Replies... Dave G. 5 years ago
glad you enjoy waiting weeks for urgent care, having your limbs amputated because you couldn't get treatment in time and paying more in taxes than anyone else on this contintent
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Arielle Sherrill 5 years ago
This whole article made me sick. Not because of how “bad” the average American has it because of the anti-American tree-hugging liberally political agenda behind it. If you feel this country is so bad, leave.
Dave G. 5 years ago
amen! I'm an immigrant and this offends me too. I love America. My family came here from the ussr. We fled a fascist socialist dystopia, a real one where people starved to death from man-made famines, a country where the government would send a miniature kangaroo court to your home and execute you in your backyard, labeling you a "kulak" (clenched fist) for not giving up all of your food and property to the government so your children can starve. These spoiled American brats have the nerve to complain about the US being "dystopic" and about how evil capitalism is when my family literally starved to death in their homes from a man made famine created by a bunch of socialists who believe in the same toxic ideology they do. If you think this is bad as an American imagine seeing this through the eyes of an immigrant who fled from socialism like I did. It's beyond disturbing
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Kenny Kulbiski 5 years ago
We don't need a wall at the border. Just post this on some big billboards.
Dave G. 5 years ago
i have a better idea, how about all of you who hate it so much just leave to make room for us immigrants who actually appreciate it here? you know there is a very good reason why people risk so much to come here, including my family and me. your post is an insult to immigrants who actually like america and know how good it really is here because we actually have lived in other countries and know what its like outside
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Niall Mac Iomera 5 years ago
I worked for IKEA; in a year of record profits so high they made front page news; our Christmas bonus for nearly foundling profits: A two dollar scratch ticket.
nanashi 5 years ago
ngl when my sister had to be in US for work for a month one time, she brought with her all the common meds she could take because we heard how ridiculous the price for medicine there. also she was so scared of the idea of forced tipping. how do you know how much to tip? or to who?
nicholas nolan 5 years ago
1. It's not forced. It's voluntary. I'm not a huge fan of how it's put together, but there it is. 2. Read a travel guide, maybe? They're absolutely everywhere.
Load More Replies... Dave G. 5 years ago
most of this article reads like some kind of thinly veiled communist propaganda piece. attacks on capitalism galore (what's your alternative? socialism? like that's any less dystopic? Dont' forget holodomir. I never will since my family actually died in it). The article does raise good points about the cost of ambulances, the injustices suffered by employees in the service sector and the shadiness of big government, but the idea that capitalism is our enemy is pretty ludicrous if you actually have any rudimentary knowledge of world history and economics. Capitalism is actually the only thing that is keeping us from having to stand in a bread line or have our roof collapse on our heads while we sleep like folks in socialist nations like Cuba do. I wish this site didn't always try to put a far-left twist on everything. You think the US is "dystopic" but you never saw and went through the things my family and I did in the USSR. Our dystopia made yours look like Beverly Hills!
#Letallexsistwithdignity 5 years ago
How about making this a feature where the problems of certain counties are exposed? Then, our glorified views can be challenged.
Charley CharleyEx 5 years ago
If you are outraged by this article, you need to read The Bell Curve. It's your life story.
Jon Payne 5 years ago
Charley... who might the author be? P.S. -I’m not outraged.
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Lemon Garnished Potato 5 years ago
*flips through dystopia notes from my writing* What the- these are basically the same. What in the wide wonky world?
Martina Vitmanová 5 years ago
Every time I hear something this twisted about America, I love my country a lot more. Imagine, most universities are FREE. You just have to be good enough to pass exams to get there and that is that. And if you find yourself in need of an ambulance, you pay NOTHING. You just get driven to the closest hospital, taken care of, because we all have health insurance. If you are suicidal, you get help, not more debts. Jesus, I knew Trump was an a*****e, but this isn't just about one dumb president, is it.
Dave G. 5 years ago
you know most of this is just left wing propaganda and not an actual reflection of how americans feel about their country right? most of us actually love the US. its just we have a vocal minority who love whining and complaining about everything and it makes it look like things are worse here than they are. I immigrated to the US from the soviet union and I love it here, would never want to live anywhere else. I can't tell you how thankful I am to my family for bringing us to America
Load More Replies... Neo Conderson 5 years ago
Since most of the pictures were actually pictures of tweets made by people who just don't know how the world works, or by people who have a vested interest in fostering fear and dismay and anger, I think we can come to one conclusion: THE number 1 contributor of dystopian depression is Twitter. Get rid of twitter and a whole lot of people might actually feel better about life. Barring that, just stop reading Twitter, okay? You're literally going to kill yourself with bad emotions for stuff that isn't even true. You are being played if you believe this stuff. And it's costing you your physical and mental health.
Dave G. 5 years ago
finally an intelligent comment! I was starting to lose hope
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Flavia Slag 5 years ago
Health care cost became so expensive when business corps took over Healthcare to make a buck. The best hospital I ever worked at was run by Doctors, not business men.
Dave G. 5 years ago
better than pretty much everywhere else, so idk. i immigrated here and i love it. never want to live anywhere else
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Matias Panula 5 years ago
This is why I love my home country Finland. I can ba a socalist and pay for the wellbeing of my fellow contrymen and wemen cause we have this thing called equity
Dave G. 5 years ago
your country only works that way because of its small size and cultural homogeneity. your system would never work here in the million years. we are very different from you. in fact i don't think your system will even work for you that long either. it works now but it will probably fail eventually. i dont think your system is sustainable on any level, especially not on a scale as large as the US
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Theresa McManus 5 years ago
This is pretty ridiculous. Stop trying to find s**t that you think is wrong and just go be a good person. Sheesh.
Dave G. 5 years ago
thats asking too much from the left. being a good person isn't even a concept they're familiar with
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SirPatTheCat 5 years ago
Tbh it's easier to die in America than live there...and this is coming from an American if that isn't depressing enough...
Dave G. 5 years ago
thats weird ive been alive for 30 years and have always found living easier than dying here
Load More Replies... Dave G. 5 years ago
try not to upsetany more left wing narratives or you might find yourself banned from every mainstream social media platform
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ktdidit 5 years ago
i know, maybe act instead of talk about all of these issues. No problems were ever solved by making up witty post's instead of actually contacting your state, congressman, maybe even put in an effort to write a letter or 5? thats the problem with America . Everyone wants to complain but when it comes to taking action ...crickets
Dave G. 5 years ago
not only that but they complain about the most dumb and mundane things. its always capitalism or trump's fault. it's always someone or something holding them down. bunch of whiny permanent victims. i am an immigrant who immigrated to america in the early 1990s and i love it here. im very thankful to be fortunate enough to have made it here. i hate socialism (i am from the soviet union and my family were murdered by socialists, literally) and I love america. you'll notice 99% of the time its always an american complaining about this stuff. you'll never hear us immigrants from socialist countries complain about america. we love it here and are very grateful for everything we have here. americans have no idea how good they have it!
Load More Replies... Dave G. 5 years ago
I immigrated to the united states in 1994 and I think it was great then and is still great now, although a certain group of radical left wingers seem intent on making it much less great than it should be
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AnnaB 5 years ago
I'm an American and this makes me want to scream and slam my head against the wall. If I could afford to move to another country, I would do it in a split second. THAT's how much this country has failed its citizens.
Dave G. 5 years ago
please hurry and move so that there is more room for immigrants like me who are actually grateful to be here
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Fran Morasco 5 years ago
Not sure what nickname the generation that is responding to this post has. But it should be the PT Generation There's no Participation Trophy to sit back and want/demand what others work for. Thank your parents for misguiding you all
CbusResident 5 years ago
We must all remember, there never was a golden age, there is no land of utopia. I do agree though, we in the US need to consider copying those Scandanavian countries, but on healthcare, not just their damn trendy furniture and pop bands.
Dave G. 5 years ago
uhm yeah there was. Postwar America was absolutely a golden age. Socioeconomic conditions in the US, even for people who were historically oppressed was light years ahead of what we have today. also the scandanivian countries' systems only work due to their small size and cultural homogenity. do you honestly think a country as massive and diverse as the US could ever sustain something like that? I get it, you're a left winger and you hate america, but to outright deny that there was never a golden age is profoundly ignorant. Postwar America absolutely was a golden age. It wasnt until the oil crisis of the 70s that things started going back to hell
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Susanna Vesna 5 years ago
Here is a list of the "American Dreams", which that "society" is trying to push to the rest of the world, and whoever doesn't want to accept it, is either a "Communist" or "lives in a cave". I wish politicians of the world would stop kissing that capitalist a*s!
Dave G. 5 years ago
lol nobody is "pushing" this on the world my family immigrated here knowing full well what problems the US has. Your problems are nothing compared to the ones we suffered in the USSR. So please speak for yourself. This immigrant is proud to be a naturalized American citizen since 2003 and I love America. I'd never want to live anywhere else, especially the socialist dump we came from!
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Lena Hudson 5 years ago
I was struck by something similar a short while ago: Earlier today I was on a celebrity gossip site (my secret guilty pleasure lol) and there were back to back articles about Cardi B and Miley Cyrus. The comments section of both pieces were dominated by someone I shall dub White Supremace Barbie. On the Cardi piece she dripped venom and disgust at how the singer talks, dresses, her entire way of life was deemed low-class and hideous. Miley though, according to WSB (the article tells us how Miley had a few years where she basically acted identical to Cardi), was "soooooo funny lolll" "My hero cuz she dgaf" etc. Scary thing was I'm sure he commentator herself was totally unaware of her blatant racial bias. She appeared to be half my age though, so I didn't even challenge the kid. Just left the website feeling a little bit more aware and scared sh**less at how much we are regressing. Sorry for the essay.
Dave G. 5 years ago
"supremace" lol i'm still laughing. how old even are you like 12?
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Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago
It is truly depressing when we see what we are deliberately doing to our own species. Please read my article entitled "Why are we doing this to ourselves?" which suggests how we could actually wipe out so many problems so easily. https://moralismblog.wordpress.com/2019/06/25/why-are-we-doing-this-to-ourselves/
Dave G. 5 years ago
i agree i mean did you see what the socialists did to ukrainians during holodomir? im glad nothing like that happens in america
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Daria B 5 years ago
It's still a threat, because the leaders of many countries look up to the USA and want to follow their political and economic example.
Load More Replies... Frances M 5 years ago
When I was a teenager my dad was given the chance to move to the USA and the entire family got green cards and social security numbers. I’ve never been so happy that he turned down the job and we stayed where we are. While some of my family did go back in later years for a few months, no one wanted to live there full time and moved to Australia instead. :-)
Pseudo Puppy 5 years ago
Welcome to Australia! Thankyou for bringing your culture, cuisine, language(s) & contribution to our beautiful, multicultural, multilingual community. <3
Load More Replies... Maci Mae 5 years ago
I feel like most of these are American issues. I live in the USA, and I'm so sick of everything wrong with our country. My 11 year old sister is already worrying about affording college, and I actually felt guilty for calling an ambulance for my mom when I found out how much it had cost. When I go to school, I automatically make a plan for how I would get out of an school shooting. It cost $300 for me to go to Urgent Care and find out I've had Tendonitis in my wrist for 6 months. And, compared to the kids being held in cages, my family is lucky. I'm hoping I'll be able to save enough money to go to college in Canada, and hopefully live there when I'm old enough. For now I just get to sit and watch while my country falls to pieces :(
Bonnie Clyde 5 years ago (edited)
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but unless you immigrate to Canada you won't be able to avail yourself of most of the Candian public services. Also, the tuition rates for international students are usually 3 or 4 times the cost for a domestic student. And they still have to get extra health insurance or pay out of pocket in many provinces. Personally, I'd welcome you here - but it's harder than most folks think, so I guess start planning early? One of my American friends even married a Canadian after going to school here for years and she didn't qualify for permanent residence until she was in her 40s. She had to keep going to school (as an international student) for ages because she could only get a student visa - and no school means visa is over and she'd have to leave. We need a swap program where a pro-oil/gun/etc Canadian can just trade citizenship with a socialist American. :p
Load More Replies... Jace 5 years ago
America: Land of the free for only the wealthy and the ultra-privileged. I was born here. I grew up here. I’m in poverty here, after struggling since age 15 to work in the “real world”, where your employer can abuse you to the point where you end up on disability (if you’re lucky; I COULD be homeless and worse off, but I suppose they could still drive me to that point with further social system cuts). What a shithole country. It is getting shittier by the month, as our current dumpster fire administration makes it even better to be rich and even worse to be poor. And yet, people support Trump and his cronies because they think he hates the same people they hate. No, the democrats weren’t fixing this s**t, either. Vote anti-corporate, or you will just be voting for more of the same. Under republicans, it’s like an impending disaster in realtime. Under democrats, it’s a boring dystopia that people are slowly acclimated to.
Dave G. 5 years ago
interesting because im neither wealthy or ultra privileged and am in fact a lower class immigrant from a formerly socialist country. i seem to enjoy the same freedom here as everyone else, and i can tell you that i would much rather live here than the country I moved here from (the USSR). it sounds like you might actually not know how bad other countries have it, possibly because you've lived in america your whole life. am i wrong? have you ever actually experienced life outside the US, and especially in a socialist country like cuba or north korea? curious to know
Load More Replies... Bilal Ali 5 years ago
Hmm. This is US centric. Are these possibly first world problems? It's a shame that there are not examples from other parts of the world
Dan Beck 5 years ago
That's the point. Americans love to spout off about it being the greatest country in the world, but in all reality, it's only good if you're rich and white.
Load More Replies... cutzemitherz 5 years ago
I am from Germany and I have to say that I am completely shocked right now. I didn't know that it's that bad in America and I cannot imagine living like this. I feel so sorry...
Bei Stenhaug 5 years ago
Im completely gobsmacked. I'm from Sweden and it would never ruin someone to get ill, financially that is
Load More Replies... Leo Domitrix 5 years ago
A patriot wants what's best for the nation's long-term well-being : Healthy, educated, productive citizens. A corporation wants slavery and political anarchy. Guess who's winning in America?....
David Buchan-Terrell 5 years ago
This American Society is on a suicide slide. If all you do is complain on Facebook it will not get better.
Dave G. 5 years ago
thats all they're good at, complaining and permanently being a victim of everything. they don't even have it that bad but they always need something to whine about
Load More Replies... The Girl on Fire 5 years ago
This is the stuff that makes me scared for my future, as a 15-year-old girl living in America. A lot of adults are making decisions that don't affect them, but do affect my generation and my life. I don't want to live life like what is shown here....
Maci Mae 5 years ago
Me too! I’m 14, and as I get older I get more and more scared about where our society is going. I wish there was a way we could make a major impact, but whenever I try to give my political ideas I’m brushed off because of my age.
Load More Replies... CheeseOnToast 5 years ago
What did Trump call it? The greatest nation on earth. Deluded idiot.
Dave G. 5 years ago
folks from other countries like me actually have a name for this phenomenon of you americans constantly whining about petty nonsense in your country and about how much worse you have it than other countries you've never lived in. we call it "first world problems". look it up. you guys are literally a meme now
Load More Replies... Dave G. 5 years ago
clearly you havent learned much about the world as if you think this is messed up you would be far more horrified by events like holodomir (my family were among the millions murdered in the ussr)
Load More Replies... Artex Gorilla 5 years ago
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, USA is the worst place in the world and i'm yet to be convinced otherwise.
Ceredwyn Ealanta 5 years ago
As an Aussie, I'm not really fond of our concentration camps or the idea that one in five people in Australia now work two jobs in order to survive while our leaders give themselves a raise, or that one lunatic of an ex-PM described windmills as 'Dark Satanic Mills' this week, or that there was a huge defunding of our major scientific organisations. The lesson is mostly that none of us can afford to be overly complacent these days, and we all need to work on standing up for science and supporting one another.
Load More Replies... Tom Hardeveld 5 years ago
In the Netherlands, where I live, if your grandma dies and left you some money, the governement gets 70% of that. 70%!
#Letallexsistwithdignity 5 years ago
I'm some countries women are executed, forced to marry, have their genitals mutilated all ignored by the article. This was clickbait.
Dave G. 5 years ago
I know right. It's basically just a communist propaganda piece
Load More Replies... N S 5 years ago
For anyone wondering, America is a f****d up country, nothing to do with "freedom and democracy", just a pile of capitalist pigs and b******t.
Dave G. 5 years ago
as an immigrant from the soviet union who moved to the united states in 1994 and became an american citizen in 2003, i can safely say that you have absolutely no idea what a "f****d up country" is and are probably 12 years old
Load More Replies... Dave G. 5 years ago
glad you enjoy waiting weeks for urgent care, having your limbs amputated because you couldn't get treatment in time and paying more in taxes than anyone else on this contintent
Load More Replies... Arielle Sherrill 5 years ago
This whole article made me sick. Not because of how “bad” the average American has it because of the anti-American tree-hugging liberally political agenda behind it. If you feel this country is so bad, leave.
Dave G. 5 years ago
amen! I'm an immigrant and this offends me too. I love America. My family came here from the ussr. We fled a fascist socialist dystopia, a real one where people starved to death from man-made famines, a country where the government would send a miniature kangaroo court to your home and execute you in your backyard, labeling you a "kulak" (clenched fist) for not giving up all of your food and property to the government so your children can starve. These spoiled American brats have the nerve to complain about the US being "dystopic" and about how evil capitalism is when my family literally starved to death in their homes from a man made famine created by a bunch of socialists who believe in the same toxic ideology they do. If you think this is bad as an American imagine seeing this through the eyes of an immigrant who fled from socialism like I did. It's beyond disturbing
Load More Replies... Kenny Kulbiski 5 years ago
We don't need a wall at the border. Just post this on some big billboards.
Dave G. 5 years ago
i have a better idea, how about all of you who hate it so much just leave to make room for us immigrants who actually appreciate it here? you know there is a very good reason why people risk so much to come here, including my family and me. your post is an insult to immigrants who actually like america and know how good it really is here because we actually have lived in other countries and know what its like outside
Load More Replies... Niall Mac Iomera 5 years ago
I worked for IKEA; in a year of record profits so high they made front page news; our Christmas bonus for nearly foundling profits: A two dollar scratch ticket.
nanashi 5 years ago
ngl when my sister had to be in US for work for a month one time, she brought with her all the common meds she could take because we heard how ridiculous the price for medicine there. also she was so scared of the idea of forced tipping. how do you know how much to tip? or to who?
nicholas nolan 5 years ago
1. It's not forced. It's voluntary. I'm not a huge fan of how it's put together, but there it is. 2. Read a travel guide, maybe? They're absolutely everywhere.
Load More Replies... Dave G. 5 years ago
most of this article reads like some kind of thinly veiled communist propaganda piece. attacks on capitalism galore (what's your alternative? socialism? like that's any less dystopic? Dont' forget holodomir. I never will since my family actually died in it). The article does raise good points about the cost of ambulances, the injustices suffered by employees in the service sector and the shadiness of big government, but the idea that capitalism is our enemy is pretty ludicrous if you actually have any rudimentary knowledge of world history and economics. Capitalism is actually the only thing that is keeping us from having to stand in a bread line or have our roof collapse on our heads while we sleep like folks in socialist nations like Cuba do. I wish this site didn't always try to put a far-left twist on everything. You think the US is "dystopic" but you never saw and went through the things my family and I did in the USSR. Our dystopia made yours look like Beverly Hills!
#Letallexsistwithdignity 5 years ago
How about making this a feature where the problems of certain counties are exposed? Then, our glorified views can be challenged.
Charley CharleyEx 5 years ago
If you are outraged by this article, you need to read The Bell Curve. It's your life story.
Jon Payne 5 years ago
Charley... who might the author be? P.S. -I’m not outraged.
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Lemon Garnished Potato 5 years ago
*flips through dystopia notes from my writing* What the- these are basically the same. What in the wide wonky world?
Martina Vitmanová 5 years ago
Every time I hear something this twisted about America, I love my country a lot more. Imagine, most universities are FREE. You just have to be good enough to pass exams to get there and that is that. And if you find yourself in need of an ambulance, you pay NOTHING. You just get driven to the closest hospital, taken care of, because we all have health insurance. If you are suicidal, you get help, not more debts. Jesus, I knew Trump was an a*****e, but this isn't just about one dumb president, is it.
Dave G. 5 years ago
you know most of this is just left wing propaganda and not an actual reflection of how americans feel about their country right? most of us actually love the US. its just we have a vocal minority who love whining and complaining about everything and it makes it look like things are worse here than they are. I immigrated to the US from the soviet union and I love it here, would never want to live anywhere else. I can't tell you how thankful I am to my family for bringing us to America
Load More Replies... Neo Conderson 5 years ago
Since most of the pictures were actually pictures of tweets made by people who just don't know how the world works, or by people who have a vested interest in fostering fear and dismay and anger, I think we can come to one conclusion: THE number 1 contributor of dystopian depression is Twitter. Get rid of twitter and a whole lot of people might actually feel better about life. Barring that, just stop reading Twitter, okay? You're literally going to kill yourself with bad emotions for stuff that isn't even true. You are being played if you believe this stuff. And it's costing you your physical and mental health.
Dave G. 5 years ago
finally an intelligent comment! I was starting to lose hope
Load More Replies... Flavia Slag 5 years ago
Health care cost became so expensive when business corps took over Healthcare to make a buck. The best hospital I ever worked at was run by Doctors, not business men.
Dave G. 5 years ago
better than pretty much everywhere else, so idk. i immigrated here and i love it. never want to live anywhere else
Load More Replies... Matias Panula 5 years ago
This is why I love my home country Finland. I can ba a socalist and pay for the wellbeing of my fellow contrymen and wemen cause we have this thing called equity
Dave G. 5 years ago
your country only works that way because of its small size and cultural homogeneity. your system would never work here in the million years. we are very different from you. in fact i don't think your system will even work for you that long either. it works now but it will probably fail eventually. i dont think your system is sustainable on any level, especially not on a scale as large as the US
Load More Replies... Theresa McManus 5 years ago
This is pretty ridiculous. Stop trying to find s**t that you think is wrong and just go be a good person. Sheesh.
Dave G. 5 years ago
thats asking too much from the left. being a good person isn't even a concept they're familiar with
Load More Replies... SirPatTheCat 5 years ago
Tbh it's easier to die in America than live there...and this is coming from an American if that isn't depressing enough...
Dave G. 5 years ago
thats weird ive been alive for 30 years and have always found living easier than dying here
Load More Replies... Dave G. 5 years ago
try not to upsetany more left wing narratives or you might find yourself banned from every mainstream social media platform
Load More Replies... ktdidit 5 years ago
i know, maybe act instead of talk about all of these issues. No problems were ever solved by making up witty post's instead of actually contacting your state, congressman, maybe even put in an effort to write a letter or 5? thats the problem with America . Everyone wants to complain but when it comes to taking action ...crickets
Dave G. 5 years ago
not only that but they complain about the most dumb and mundane things. its always capitalism or trump's fault. it's always someone or something holding them down. bunch of whiny permanent victims. i am an immigrant who immigrated to america in the early 1990s and i love it here. im very thankful to be fortunate enough to have made it here. i hate socialism (i am from the soviet union and my family were murdered by socialists, literally) and I love america. you'll notice 99% of the time its always an american complaining about this stuff. you'll never hear us immigrants from socialist countries complain about america. we love it here and are very grateful for everything we have here. americans have no idea how good they have it!
Load More Replies... Dave G. 5 years ago
I immigrated to the united states in 1994 and I think it was great then and is still great now, although a certain group of radical left wingers seem intent on making it much less great than it should be
Load More Replies... AnnaB 5 years ago
I'm an American and this makes me want to scream and slam my head against the wall. If I could afford to move to another country, I would do it in a split second. THAT's how much this country has failed its citizens.
Dave G. 5 years ago
please hurry and move so that there is more room for immigrants like me who are actually grateful to be here
Load More Replies... Fran Morasco 5 years ago
Not sure what nickname the generation that is responding to this post has. But it should be the PT Generation There's no Participation Trophy to sit back and want/demand what others work for. Thank your parents for misguiding you all
CbusResident 5 years ago
We must all remember, there never was a golden age, there is no land of utopia. I do agree though, we in the US need to consider copying those Scandanavian countries, but on healthcare, not just their damn trendy furniture and pop bands.
Dave G. 5 years ago
uhm yeah there was. Postwar America was absolutely a golden age. Socioeconomic conditions in the US, even for people who were historically oppressed was light years ahead of what we have today. also the scandanivian countries' systems only work due to their small size and cultural homogenity. do you honestly think a country as massive and diverse as the US could ever sustain something like that? I get it, you're a left winger and you hate america, but to outright deny that there was never a golden age is profoundly ignorant. Postwar America absolutely was a golden age. It wasnt until the oil crisis of the 70s that things started going back to hell
Load More Replies... Susanna Vesna 5 years ago
Here is a list of the "American Dreams", which that "society" is trying to push to the rest of the world, and whoever doesn't want to accept it, is either a "Communist" or "lives in a cave". I wish politicians of the world would stop kissing that capitalist a*s!
Dave G. 5 years ago
lol nobody is "pushing" this on the world my family immigrated here knowing full well what problems the US has. Your problems are nothing compared to the ones we suffered in the USSR. So please speak for yourself. This immigrant is proud to be a naturalized American citizen since 2003 and I love America. I'd never want to live anywhere else, especially the socialist dump we came from!
Load More Replies... Lena Hudson 5 years ago
I was struck by something similar a short while ago: Earlier today I was on a celebrity gossip site (my secret guilty pleasure lol) and there were back to back articles about Cardi B and Miley Cyrus. The comments section of both pieces were dominated by someone I shall dub White Supremace Barbie. On the Cardi piece she dripped venom and disgust at how the singer talks, dresses, her entire way of life was deemed low-class and hideous. Miley though, according to WSB (the article tells us how Miley had a few years where she basically acted identical to Cardi), was "soooooo funny lolll" "My hero cuz she dgaf" etc. Scary thing was I'm sure he commentator herself was totally unaware of her blatant racial bias. She appeared to be half my age though, so I didn't even challenge the kid. Just left the website feeling a little bit more aware and scared sh**less at how much we are regressing. Sorry for the essay.
Dave G. 5 years ago
"supremace" lol i'm still laughing. how old even are you like 12?
Load More Replies... Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago
It is truly depressing when we see what we are deliberately doing to our own species. Please read my article entitled "Why are we doing this to ourselves?" which suggests how we could actually wipe out so many problems so easily. https://moralismblog.wordpress.com/2019/06/25/why-are-we-doing-this-to-ourselves/
Dave G. 5 years ago
i agree i mean did you see what the socialists did to ukrainians during holodomir? im glad nothing like that happens in america
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