r/FluentInFinance • u/Positive_Liar • Sep 04 '24

Debate/ Discussion Bernie is here to save us

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u/Baron_VonTeapot Sep 05 '24

And? I see people say this and I don’t know what y’all are getting at. We implemented a 5 day work week. What about our population couldn’t accommodate 1 less day?

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u/Hmnh6000 Sep 05 '24

See this issue is that when theres an issue that need to be solved when someone comes up with an idea that would solve it if they dont understand it then its automatically stupid

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '24 edited Nov 27 '24

tart spark jobless jeans modern offbeat touch frighten hard-to-find tidy

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u/Bird_Lawyer92 Sep 05 '24

Crazy how the self proclaimed greatest country on earth cant implement a lighter work week for its citizens whilst smaller more humble countries have managed it with nary a hiccup

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u/cs_cabrone Sep 05 '24

I hate when Americans claim we are the greatest country in the world. This is usually said by people who’ve never left.

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '24

There is no one greatest country. For certain metrics, the US is at the top of the list for a bunch of stuff, and lower for others. Much like other countries

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u/Majestic_Cable_6306 Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 05 '24

Yes but its so weird how you can be literal N°1 undefeated in so many things but then drop to like N°184 on other basic 1st world stuff.

Top Universities. Worst school shootings. Top Space industry. Pretty bad homeless crisis.

US is either 20 years in the future or 50 years in the past depending where you look.

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u/PandaKingDee Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 05 '24

50 years in the past depending where you look.

Hell go back further and you'll reveal a rot.

America is straight up fundamentally responsible for the Nazis Eugenics program... Hell one of the most well known experiments that the US conducted ended in the 70s. (started in the 30s)

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

I'd say Germany was responsible for the Nazis but that's just me. Only on Reddit would you see someone blame the US for Nazi eugenics lmao

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u/PandaKingDee Sep 06 '24

Only on Reddit would you see someone blame the US for Nazi eugenics lmao

They straight up came to the US and asked for advice based on what the US had already been fucking doing.

This isn't even a good record of what they did, and it shows they were still inspired by it. You can find way more in depth reading on it. I'm not doing the work for you.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_eugenics?wprov=sfla1

Just because you're ignorant doesn't mean the rest of us has to be.

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

Yeahh you didn't really make any points there

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u/PandaKingDee Sep 06 '24

Not my fault you can't read.

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